Great! Over the past 6 months or so I've noticed a trend which I like: people are less obsessed with all the modern react-angular-vue-js-everything-html-css-bad

Great! Over the past 6 months or so I've noticed a trend which I like: people are less obsessed with all the modern react-angular-vue-js-everything-html-css-bad notion and a lot of people are starting to admit that this whole sack of gibberish is unmanagable and unmaintainable(the web got it's own version of segfaults where something crashes and no one has even the slightest idea why) and we are coming full circle back to the late 2000's internet. Which to my mind was the golden age of the internet: you could slap a vga cable onto a potato and it had the computational power to display any page, whereas in recent years a single page eating up 200+ mb of your memory and increasing the cpu usage by 15-20% was a completely normal phenomenon. Oh and let's not forget "ew jquery, that's 200kb, that's horrible" all while bundle.min.js is a 15mb freak. Good job, personally I had completely lost hope, now I am starting to have some.