Like has been mentioned here already, its due to cost cutting. JS Bootcamp graduates are easy to find and employ for relatively cheap. Experienced developers (

Like has been mentioned here already, its due to cost cutting. JS Bootcamp graduates are easy to find and employ for relatively cheap. Experienced developers (no matter if self taught skills or classically trained) are fewer and cost more. So most of the new and shiny tools and apps are broken on arrival, and often stay that way for a long time (MS Teams is for instance awful to use even to this day). However there are plenty of wonderful applications out there that aren't being written haphazardly but rather by professionals that care about quality and stability. The author should just select the tools he wants to use, and stay away from the rest. It is what I do.