The arguments of most of these types of posts can be hand-waved with "use the right tool for the job."

But honestly, plumbing and electrical infrastructure is a terrible metaphor for a development framework. There is no situation in which a handyman would be praised for advocating complex systems. They complicate every single layer of the build.

A sizable chunk of the "hype" tech facilitates faster, more efficient development at fairly low cost (maybe sacrificing some scalability or stability).

It would be reticent of me not to mention how much the deluge of JavaScript frameworks pisses me off. It is overwhelming trying to keep up.