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The benefit is that hopefully from rapid cycling we can settle on tooling that is really good
by spraak 10y ago
The benefit is that hopefully from rapid cycling we can settle on tooling that is really good
- regularfry 10y agoThe risk is that people won't settle on the best for long enough to allow network effects to show its true strengths.
- zepto 10y agoIt's been decades now - when do you imagine it will settle?
- spraak 10y agoThe rapid cycling of JS tooling and frameworks has only been in the past few years really. And ES5 came after many many years of no updates to JS.
- zepto 10y agoYou mean the rapid cycling has been accelerating. What has ES5 to do with this? It didn't come out of nowhere - it was being planned for those many years.
- spraak 10y agoIt's not rapid cycling until it's rapid, before that it's just a cycle. I thought you were referring to ES5, otherwise I have no idea what you mean - JS tooling wasn't going anywhere very quickly before ~2010