Unpopular opinion would be that if the project is not much more than a bunch of libraries/tools/techs integrated together than the need for its existence is questionable. Diversity there breaks "one way of doing things" and makes it harder to learn actual tech that makes it work.

i meant in a way that programming is always synthesis. (to my brain) combining stuff from multiple places is good, but not great synthesis you can do on your own. Many developer feel there is not much of a difference between the two. No comment on whether there is a need for the existence.