Like many reader of this site, who are not "front end developers," and hence have watched the constant churn of fads and ever-changing cleverly-named frameworks

Like many reader of this site, who are not "front end developers," and hence have watched the constant churn of fads and ever-changing cleverly-named frameworks and tools for churning CSS and HTML and attempting to shore up JS and browser support into something representing a stable and maintainable platformm, and as a reader who worked in embedded for a decade, my instantaneous reaction to this headline was "JFC NO!" prior to even clicking o see if it is e.g. about domain priors or what. Half in rejection of the contention that the actual ecosystem is similar (it's not), mostly in rejection of that idea that it should be ("never again").