the problem is that as with everything else in FE it is kind of hard to tell what successor framework will "win" and not do this to you.
Svelte and Vue were nice and stable until they were not, Deno as an alternative to NPM kind of never got any traction, and unfortunately no one has come up with a better sandbox that works the same everywhere other than the web.
I understand why they had to EOL Vue 2 and make Vue 3 - I'm still facing migrating a couple of projects at some point, and I will keep putting it away x)
But is upgrading Vue 3 across minor versions that much of a pain? Actually curious about people's real world experience.
Svelte and Vue were nice and stable until they were not, Deno as an alternative to NPM kind of never got any traction, and unfortunately no one has come up with a better sandbox that works the same everywhere other than the web.