And this, children, is why we do a proper job. Because the JS landscape nowadays looks like a house of cards, with people who can't code treating modules like L

And this, children, is why we do a proper job. Because the JS landscape nowadays looks like a house of cards, with people who can't code treating modules like Lego to build things. Web dev has exciting things going on in it, but it feels mostly like a bunch of children with no concept of consequences running around desperately re-inventing wheels, rather than caring about quality, efficiency, diligence and professionalism. It's fucking disgraceful, and we should be ashamed of it.