I guess the 3-4 copies of jQuery are my point; that's generally indicative of a misunderstanding of how things work. Taking my own learning as an example, I wa

I guess the 3-4 copies of jQuery are my point; that's generally indicative of a misunderstanding of how things work. Taking my own learning as an example, I want to build a single-page application, so I decided that I needed a framework to manage it, since that's what all the cool kids were doing. While sipping on a frosty beverage, I was comparing Backbone and Angular, and then realized that Parse (which I'd already decided to use) built their JS API on top of backbone. That quickly simplified things for me, but I still see people that are trying to bolt together angular and parse.