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I'd say React (NextJS for fullstack) is that framework, it's already 10 years old.

React Hooks might as well be another framework than React Components, even if it's backwards compatible. If anything, it's proven unstable.

My advice is - if you want something that will be stable for 15 years, look for something that has already been stable for 15 years.

> proven unstable

care to share a link, blog post, or study? i've built at this point dozens of apps on react, no "instabilities" to call home about

I believe you're thinking unstable as in "it breaks all the time". That's not it; it's that anything written before React Hooks were introduced is now squarely in the category of legacy code (https://react.dev/reference/react/legacy).

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