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I agree in a lot of environments, but web/js build tools seem to have a high frequency of fragmenting and becoming abandoned before any real long-term maturity
by weego 9y ago
I agree in a lot of environments, but web/js build tools seem to have a high frequency of fragmenting and becoming abandoned before any real long-term maturity is established.
- deoxxa 9y agoIt sure looks that way if you follow the news, but my webpack config has barely changed for two years now and I'm still getting work done.
- doublerebel 9y agoMy gulp configs have barely changed in 4 years. But we have to convince people to work together and stop jumping ship rather than ignoring the process. I don't think Node has this figured out yet unfortunately. Too much hubris.