Thanks I genuinely appreciate your input

And you’d be right. I have linked a study supporting my claim above, you’re welcome to tell me why it’s invalid.

“… higher TC and LDL-C were independently and paradoxically associated with lower risk of all-cause mortality and longer survival time in men”

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...

Eating butter is good for your heart. As long as your triglycerides and HDL (AKA "good cholesterol") are low, elevated LDL (AKA "bad cholesterol") is associated with lower all-cause mortality.

That might be generally true for frontend frameworks these days, because they’ve all converged around the same ideas. But in the mid 2010s, Backbone was very different from jQuery, which was very different from Knockout, Ember, ReactJS etc. certain frameworks embraced certain programming paradigms, others embraced others.

Some of my colleagues didn’t make the jump. Those that were the most into AngularJS back then are still writing Angular apps today.