It's not as high as you would think. Everyone here loves to complain how fast things come along but the following is true for any language. If you know the fund

It's not as high as you would think. Everyone here loves to complain how fast things come along but the following is true for any language. If you know the fundamentals of JS you can do anything. It's not hard to spend a Saturday trying out Vue or webpack or React and decide what stack is best for your company. If you can't spend the time to find the right tooling and your excuse is that things move too fast, it sounds like you're complaining about learning and using the latest technologies, which I don't get as a developer. I personally find it exciting how everything is going. It's also easy to stick to your stack thanks to yarn which will lock in your dependencies so you don't have to worry. Lastly, creating a hello world app in React or vue can be extremely simple. I haven't used angular much so I can't attest to it. But after all that, I can see why some people would be frustrated. Being on the inside and doing js for the past 3 years it's more exciting than looking in. We keep getting new awesome language additions as of late!