I remember the beginning of React (before Webpack) when server compilation looks fine and that magic works as <script>react.js</script> in browser. This looks l

I remember the beginning of React (before Webpack) when server compilation looks fine and that magic works as <script>react.js</script> in browser. This looks like new era where HTML is fixed. But no, we have 15 standards now. Everything is finished when I found Webpack 3-line module with 20 lines Readme description. We have 1000 modules and 1000 weak points after that. React has x1000 overhead Any package and package manager has hot points: - no standards, api connection issues (different programming styles and connection overhead) - minor version issues (just this 1 hour bug 0-day) - major sdk issues (iOS deprecate OpenGL) - source package difference (Ubuntu/CentOS/QubesOS need a different magic for use same packages) - overhead by default everywhere that produce multiple issues