I don't think you can do it. Just pick what you actually work with, and try to stay up on that. Someday, maybe, the churn will slow down. But I wouldn't bet

I don't think you can do it. Just pick what you actually work with, and try to stay up on that. Someday, maybe, the churn will slow down. But I wouldn't bet on it. Just about the time JS settles down, WebAssembly will be finalized, and there will be a Cambrian explosion of new frameworks, as developers are freed from the shackles of JavaScript on the front-end and can use better languages. Once again, it will take years for a consensus on best practices to emerge, and a thousand flowers will bloom in the meantime.