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Regardless of backend, the majority of frontend tooling is in Node.
by schwartzworld 5y ago
Regardless of backend, the majority of frontend tooling is in Node.
- graftak 5y agoThat is changing in quite a rapid pace, rust and go are getting more and more traction in these markets for obvious reasons; performance and speed.
- schwartzworld 5y agoAre you saying people are abandoning npm for rust in some way? Perhaps a build tool might be written in faster languages, but likely node is still going to be the way to interact with it.