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You're building a straw-man there. A standard library can certainly be made to be modular and versioned. It doesn't have to be bloated for any reason whatsoever
by WorldWideWayne 11y ago
You're building a straw-man there. A standard library can certainly be made to be modular and versioned. It doesn't have to be bloated for any reason whatsoever. This is Javascript - you can chop up your scripts however you want.
The problem with mixing and matching libs is that no two JS devs do it the same. Some will even re-build the same lib that has already been built by hundreds of JS devs because NIH.
- lhnz 11y agoYou are the one that has built a strawman. In your universe, engineers do not talk and accidentally decide to use two libraries that do the same thing within a project. I work with JavaScript and I rarely see this happening.