Yes. I've used them all. I think Julia's approach is the best: code like it's 2005 until you feel like you hit roadblocks, then pick the simplest and most focus

Yes. I've used them all. I think Julia's approach is the best: code like it's 2005 until you feel like you hit roadblocks, then pick the simplest and most focused tool for the job (which at this point, I think esbuild is the best pick for its scope and speed). I'm dealing with a complex webpack/babel setup at work. It is rife with issues, and it amazes me that these are issues that we created ourselves. Endless dev time is wasted on debugging overly complex toolchains.