Why I use fabric?

Before making stuff like AITExtras, I use to use a modding software called MCreator that was focused on making Minecraft modding "easy". This however was made for Forge so I was forced to use it. But I'd already used Forge for a couple years as at that time it was the most popular mod loader, but I was getting kinda bored of what it provided. This was also around the time I had discovered other mod loaders (fabric and quilt). These where both newer so had better performance BUT "from the front" seemed to lacked in "Popular" mods. I had also found a plugin for MCreator that allowed Fabric porting so I decided to move over. The plugin was good for a while but after a short time, it seemed that I had been loosing out on most features the software provided. This made the already pretty limiting software feel even more limiting, the plugin i was using was also gonna loose support and not be on newer version past 1.20.1 . So I decided to eventually learn Java after putting it off for so long (this was also around the time that Amble Labs decided to invite me to their team).

Will I ever move to 1.21+?

I have been using 1.20.1 since day 1 of making minecraft mods (both MCreator and acutal code), It is also the version that I have gotten use to coding in. Since there have been a lot of versions between 1.21 that means that quite a bit of "back end code" would have been changed which means I will basically be re-learning most of what I already know but 1.21+ has a lot of cool new stuff like; blocks, mobs, items and even some cool new back end stuff like datapackable features, item components and Vibrant Visuals, and I do eventually want to move to 1.21+ (probably 1.21.8+), just not any time soon!.