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I've been using the same tech stack for the past four years, and I'm not planning on changing anything major anytime soon. I think it's mostly a perception iss
by ng12 8y ago
I've been using the same tech stack for the past four years, and I'm not planning on changing anything major anytime soon.
I think it's mostly a perception issue due to the fact that front-end development was historically a poor experience and things have greatly improved in a very short time.
- burfog 8y agoFour years is nothing. That you seem to think this is a long time is telling. My tech stack dates back to 1972, with the last major update in 1999 and the last notable minor update in 2011. That isn't even a particularly old tech stack. Some stuff dates back to 1957, with major updates in 1977 and 1990.
- ng12 8y agoI only mention it because OP implied it's changing every year, which it's not. I'm well aware C and make are more than four years old, no need to be condescending. Honestly the big "revolution" was the change from imperative frameworks (jQuery, Backbone) to component-based frameworks (React, Angular 2+, Vue). Everything else is just an incremental improvement in one way or another.