Not being able to create something useful out of the box on the web is pretty painful. I have the same problem with node, you need 1000 modules with ridiculous

Not being able to create something useful out of the box on the web is pretty painful. I have the same problem with node, you need 1000 modules with ridiculous names to do anything. Fundamental core patterns like streams are still broken and suffer from huge UX issues. I hope future versions will use promises and async/await in core and redo streams to utilize this more like Go's reader/writers. Just by punting that stuff to core the UX without third-party modules would improve drastically, and encourage better practices throughout third-party code as well. I'm not bashing Node I'd love for it to do great. I'd love to use Lambda out of the box with no callbacks and not worry about which streams are missing which handlers or does this third-party module implement them correctly or will it explode on me :D.