> Imo the biggest failure of the author was to jump headfirst into a stack they weren't familiar with it, and then blame it on the stack. >I know it's en vogue

> Imo the biggest failure of the author was to jump headfirst into a stack they weren't familiar with it, and then blame it on the stack. >I know it's en vogue to hate npm/react/js "because the ecosystem", but at this point, picking the ecosystem and then blaming it is a self inflicted wound that I don't really have patience for. I work in corporate, you wouldn't believe the infantilism in frontend development, always doing everything but modeling the problem and iterating that model. People are also not good at picking up on cohesive properties of libraries. But this is life in the name of holy velocity.