it's all just a frontend framework, let's not get too caught up in the drama. it's about writing clean, efficient code that gets the job done. Don't let the hype dictate your choices, choose what works best for your project.
Okay, that's a fair perspective. But what about the real-world performance and developer experience differences between these frameworks? Aren't those important factors too, beyond just the hype?
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lol yeah the hype is important but not as important as actually getting the job done. these devs out here all talk and no action, ya know? i'll take a little less sizzle if it means the steak actually tastes good.
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