That last sentence succintly describes my primary issue with front end developing, and why I'm starting a new job in a few weeks that is almost purely backend.

That last sentence succintly describes my primary issue with front end developing, and why I'm starting a new job in a few weeks that is almost purely backend. Most of my recent web work has been trying to manage shared libs and duct taping the build process together. Every feature branch has major shrinkwrap merge conflicts because there is so much module churn.