I completely agree. The one-year release cadence for JS has been amazing and it's a much-needed improvement over the one every few years model they used to foll

I completely agree. The one-year release cadence for JS has been amazing and it's a much-needed improvement over the one every few years model they used to follow. More importantly though, I think JS has really benefitted from small improvement scopes: there's only a few new features that really matter ever year. That, along with clear roadmaps leading up to a release have made adopting new features easy.