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I suspect the issue rarely is the language itself changing, but the tooling around it (in the JS case: bundlers, minifiers, polyfills etc.). I think JS/TS the l

I suspect the issue rarely is the language itself changing, but the tooling around it (in the JS case: bundlers, minifiers, polyfills etc.). I think JS/TS the language is good enough, it's really taking the code that's been written and making it usable on the frontend that breaks.

arp242 3y ago
It's certainly the case in JavaScript that the ecosystem has been changing at a very fast pace (too fast, IMO), but you don't need to buy in to all of that.