>Everyone today wants to get the personal glory out of their own little pet project instead of getting the glory out of contributing important patches to existi

>Everyone today wants to get the personal glory out of their own little pet project instead of getting the glory out of contributing important patches to existing projects. Everyone? No. Most people just want to download the projects they like and build stuff with it. A fraction of those will contribute bug reports. A fraction of those will contribute patches. A fraction of those will contribute feature pull requests or plugins. I think the perceived problem is that there isn't yet a clear winner in heavy JS frameworks. I think their usage is more niche than their social media coverage would make some people assume.