Precisely! Working with Erlang, I come across libraries that haven't been touched in years. Sometimes that means they're experimental projects that have been ab

Precisely! Working with Erlang, I come across libraries that haven't been touched in years. Sometimes that means they're experimental projects that have been abandoned, but more often than not it means the're done. Complete. All bug fixed, all functionality implemented, stable, safe to use and unlikely to change. I'll take that any day over the twitchy, look-away-for-a-second-and-your-build-chain-is-broken JS way of things.