> The attitude was different; instead of big opinionated but inflexible frameworks, people wanted to pick and choose. I enjoy working with Node and JS, but thi

> The attitude was different; instead of big opinionated but inflexible frameworks, people wanted to pick and choose. I enjoy working with Node and JS, but this IMO is what contributed to the fragmented node ecosystem where you have 100 different npm libraries that do the same thing and reinventing the wheel is rampant