Amen. I adopted react for the first time in around 2014. It’s now “boring” and various predictable groups of people are desperate to replace it with /something/

Amen. I adopted react for the first time in around 2014. It’s now “boring” and various predictable groups of people are desperate to replace it with /something/, while I’m getting on with my job of delivering software using a nice set of reasonably standardized tools, not having problems hiring, and just generally enjoying life. Long may the reign of typescript, nodejs and react continue.