I think why there's so much churn in javascript frameworks is that in a dynamically typed system as soon as the framework objects get too big and complicated th

I think why there's so much churn in javascript frameworks is that in a dynamically typed system as soon as the framework objects get too big and complicated they become burdensome to remember and everyone starts chasing the next "bloat free" system. Then the "bloat free" system gains features and complexity and everyone gets annoyed and chases after the next thing. Ever wonder why Java codebases last forever and ever without being scrapped for the latest whiz bang every year? It's the static typing and the lack of cleverness in the language. The static typing helps manage the complexity and you can delete stuff and know you didn't break anything because the compiler will say so immediately. This is why Typescript is such a breath of fresh air. I actually get some help from the IDE like I'm used to with statically typed languages.