As long as your javascript framework is a micro framework and not a monolithic one, the abstraction does not make the project foggy.
Building the core and then using micro frameworks or components like react, jquery, etc leads to less walls as swapping is easier as time progresses.
You don't want to be caught high and dry stuck in years of monolithic to cleanup when the fad dies and at that point having abstracted away everything you need to know.
Outside of javascript, .NET WebForms and Drupal are classic examples of too much abstraction in monolithic fashion (those poor bastards stuck there - dead man walking), Angular might be another. The whole time you spent building addendums and machinations to a framework, not building the core of what needs to be known.
If the framework changes everything you do and abstracts core logic or the systems you are building doing things without you being aware, it might be easy to start 90% but there are gonna be problems and eventually walls and walls against you.
The only thing that should be monolithic and the base is programming languages and platforms. Everything else should be micro components or messaging.
Building the core and then using micro frameworks or components like react, jquery, etc leads to less walls as swapping is easier as time progresses.
You don't want to be caught high and dry stuck in years of monolithic to cleanup when the fad dies and at that point having abstracted away everything you need to know.
Outside of javascript, .NET WebForms and Drupal are classic examples of too much abstraction in monolithic fashion (those poor bastards stuck there - dead man walking), Angular might be another. The whole time you spent building addendums and machinations to a framework, not building the core of what needs to be known.
If the framework changes everything you do and abstracts core logic or the systems you are building doing things without you being aware, it might be easy to start 90% but there are gonna be problems and eventually walls and walls against you.
The only thing that should be monolithic and the base is programming languages and platforms. Everything else should be micro components or messaging.