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But the problem is, JS has been in a transition from some X to some Y for the last 10 years.
by thegeomaster 4y ago
But the problem is, JS has been in a transition from some X to some Y for the last 10 years.
- corrral 4y agoA little longer than that. Everything went to shit basically as soon as Node hit the scene—not sure if it can be blamed for it, exactly, but the timeline fits.
- franciscop 4y agocommonjs to ESM is the first truly breaking change that the JS ecosystem has experienced, everything else was a lot smoother