A common mistake that companies make when choosing their technology stacks is that they are inconsistent. For instance, I have worked in a startup where we had four projects, and each one was using a different front-end stack: AngularJS, Angular, Polymer, and React. The result was that developers working on Angular were unable to help with the project using React, and vice versa. Some developers ended up learning all of the frameworks, but the quality of the code was bad, as they became a "Jack of all trades, master of none". Therefore, having a consistent stack for all your front-end projects is important. Quite often, this might involve not only web applications, but also native mobile and desktop applications.
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