It nicely shows HN bias when comment like this is downvoted into oblivion. "JS framework churn" is a thing of the past, with only a few I-hate-JS types trying t

It nicely shows HN bias when comment like this is downvoted into oblivion. "JS framework churn" is a thing of the past, with only a few I-hate-JS types trying to keep it alive. and I'm not sure it even applied to people actually working with JS even in the past.