3 ms·
I think what sets many people off -- including myself -- is that the "recommended" libraries change so often. It's like a joke: "You're still using npm for inst
by facorreia 10y ago
I think what sets many people off -- including myself -- is that the "recommended" libraries change so often. It's like a joke: "You're still using npm for installing packages? That's SO 2015! Of course you should be using Yarn."
After 21 years of JavaScript, one would expect a little more stability, so that the web app you build in 2016 with cutting-edge technology wouldn't be scoffed at in 2017 and obsolete by 2018.