It seems to me that all these things do is accelerate time to market and make it easier for you to scale if you're successful. The corollary to this could be t

It seems to me that all these things do is accelerate time to market and make it easier for you to scale if you're successful. The corollary to this could be that if you're not repeatedly pushing out MVPs, this newfangled stuff may not be that useful to you. This is my view of the full stack JavaScript world as well. Things are generally transient and experimental so the wild west stuff works fine there. I'd love to be convinced that I'm wrong. I have yet to write a piece of software that has been decommissioned in less than a decade after going live and I do get a little envious of the fast moving stuff.