Different frameworks serve a different purpose

Since the invention of the internet, frameworks have helped streamline development time and make things easier for developers.

While back-end frameworks were the only options at one point, the introduction of front-end frameworks has been essential for the continued development of web applications.

There’s clearly a widespread move to front-end frameworks, but the back-end frameworks still have a purpose when it comes to performance and number-crunching.

However, it’s difficult to see how back-end frameworks will compete with the front-end as UX becomes more sophisticated.

Yet, the reality is you need both because they have different strengths and weaknesses that you can’t find in either one.