> Where exactly does it promote micro-modules? Start from any recommended starting React dev template and count the no of files, seperate tools, config files a

> Where exactly does it promote micro-modules? Start from any recommended starting React dev template and count the no of files, seperate tools, config files and runtime dependencies required to maintain an iterative dev workflow. The dependencies have gotten so out of hand Facebook's even developed their own package manager to manage it since npm has issues managing it properly. > For example, React was repeatedly criticized for not splitting virtual-dom... That's for production deployments, it doesn't represent the complexity and cognitive overhead required during development. > I'm surprised node.js/npm doesn't have something like that implemented yet. There's a number of bundlers available, it just requires integrating more tools and maintaining more config files.