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I'm a web developer for most of my 20 years of career and that page tells me absolutely nothing except that the software is apparently a full-stack framework, which operationally and concretely can mean hundreds of things.

I don't think you understood the criticism of the parent poster. I too got exactly nothing concrete from that cryptic generic README.

No, I'm a web developer (unfortunately?).

Maybe you don't realize there's a hundred ways to develop websites and just because you know a certain stack does not mean everyone else knows it (or cares about it).

I too don't use half the things mentioned in the project's documentation but I know what they all are, the ecosystem isn't that big.

I'd be really interested to hear what stack you use to develop websites.

sqlite, golang, typescript, esbuild.

Frontend framework: (p)react, jotai.

Backend framework: none; homegrown.

You shouldnt have to be a <whatever> to understand a tool and what it does. I think Richard Feynman had a technique around this.