Just ignore this JS nonsense until it consolidates. If you build something with it, pick a framework and use that. If you do not, why even bother? Here's some

Just ignore this JS nonsense until it consolidates. If you build something with it, pick a framework and use that. If you do not, why even bother? Here's some truth.. if you're somewhat good with math, have a couple years of experience and have built real things, nobody is going to "not hire" you because you don't know the flavor of the month crap. Its going to change anyway. Because its flavor of the month crap. Don't act as if you couldn't pick up react in a week if it was a job requirement, because that's how easy it is. Spend your time on picking up a new paradigm. Never did functional programming? Learn some Elixir or Haskell. A lot more bang for your time than js framework #317 that is oh so much better than #316 until next month when there's another paradigm breaking framework that really just reduces syntax by a keyword.