> I'm not sure if this effects other frontend frameworks as much
Depends. Angular is the same old solid brick you can toss towards your enemies since 2017 or so. Vue has had at least one major breaking release, but there's a migration path, so it's not impossible to transition(although I know of one instance where the team opted for not doing that because of uncertain estimates).
But none of them have this goldfish-memory-like attraction to the new and shiny.
Depends. Angular is the same old solid brick you can toss towards your enemies since 2017 or so. Vue has had at least one major breaking release, but there's a migration path, so it's not impossible to transition(although I know of one instance where the team opted for not doing that because of uncertain estimates).
But none of them have this goldfish-memory-like attraction to the new and shiny.