> Example project? what example project? np what? and then what? What do you want to do now? I thought setting up projects for beginners is too complicated. No

> Example project? what example project? np what? and then what? What do you want to do now? I thought setting up projects for beginners is too complicated. Now you expect them to bootstrap production environments. Which one is it? > I all this complication to show some clicky things on a web browser while inputting some data? You sound like a person who has no clue about frontend development. I know, because I used to speak the same way before going full-stack. It's not bad to not understand things, but I think it's bad to not understand things and have loud opinions about it. If you seriously see no reason in using frontend technologies, you are free to pick whatever you like best. But then you act like you are smarter than a whole industry - which I doubt. > just download some other dudes code How is that different from using a library? > package/import stuff is light years better than any TS or ES script So your critizing the TS module system? I don't know. I don't have issues with that. It's really hard to follow you as you are constantly topic-hopping. Would really help if you named some examples of why TS is so bad. I can only tell you from my experience that having one language for frontend and backend reduces the amount of context switches as a dev and leads to a faster feedback cycle. Eventually, adding business value becomes easier and that is what it's all about. Not some weird culture wars about languages.