Rapid Tool and Framework Proliferation Causes Fatigue

The technology is really unstable. The build tools for example (webpack, babel, gulp, grunt) have changed tremendously and in breaking fashion now drastically over the past 4-5 years.

C# is a rapidly evolving language, with Microsoft releasing new versions and updates on a regular basis. While these updates bring new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes, they can also introduce compatibility issues with existing code bases.

Google managed to release no less than [multiple] somewhat supported options... Avoiding writing boilerplate code each new experiment is a must have for most devs, but having to learn a new "hot" framework because previous ones are no longer feature competitive severely limits research output.

This fragmentation can become a hindrance when you multiply plugins that evolve at different paces. The team must manage updates, verify compatibility, and sometimes fork projects to preemptively fix bugs, which increases budget and maintenance load.

Keeping up with a large number of new and existing tools or frameworks. Frameworks introduce fragmentation issues. We heard reports where developers were "stuck" into an older version of a framework, and limited on the features they could use because of that, but that migrating to a newer version of the same framework could be costly and hard to justify.