> Can we finally stop with this mantra? The constant change in front end development tooling isn't a reaction to actual problems, so it's likely going to conti

> Can we finally stop with this mantra? The constant change in front end development tooling isn't a reaction to actual problems, so it's likely going to continue with the ridiculous "make it moar bettah!" shenanigans. Edit: Cargo-culting/coolkid syndrome are probably a part of the problem too. Having multiple competing <anything> is usually good in software, but when it's one thing after another and everyone jumps ship from one to the next regardless of whether it actually solves any problems, you have a problem.