I think part of this is the built in functions/frameworks for Javascript are so small.
Coding in Ruby, C# or whatever is about learning the standard library as much as the syntax.
So much of the churn is caused by the constant rewriting of basic functionality (e.g. date handling), if we had a bigger and standardised standard library, we wouldn't need half of the packages
Coding in Ruby, C# or whatever is about learning the standard library as much as the syntax.
So much of the churn is caused by the constant rewriting of basic functionality (e.g. date handling), if we had a bigger and standardised standard library, we wouldn't need half of the packages