Tired of what shit exactly, though? typing the word "function"?, hacky workarounds to traditional "classy" style programming? Having to learn what deprecated fe

Tired of what shit exactly, though? typing the word "function"?, hacky workarounds to traditional "classy" style programming? Having to learn what deprecated features to avoid? Is it asynchronous programming? ES6 is nice, but the only real pain point I think it solves is standardising on a module system, which as this article proves, hasn't truly been solved yet, because now we're in the situation where we still have the legacy of competing mutually incompatible module systems hanging around. Everything else is programmers coming from other languages and believing that actually learning javascript is beneath their dignity, and persistently insisting javascript be more like whatever their fave is. I will say this though about build systems/bundling systems in general: Combined with linting and type checking, it can stop you from accidntally shipping a large class of bugs/mistakes. An out of place semicolon breaking a build is a better outcome than breaking a production website.