I straddle the fence here, I think we jump down people's throats a bit too quickly when it comes to putting names on their new library. But I do also wish we'd

I straddle the fence here, I think we jump down people's throats a bit too quickly when it comes to putting names on their new library. But I do also wish we'd stop reinventing things and patting ourselves on the back in other cases. Eg we are definitely working backwards from SPAs now. "JavaScript islands" were how we got to SPA frameworks in the first place. I don't have all the history and references, but anyone working in web in the late 2000s and 2010s can attest to how progressively adding in javascript on server side rendered HTML was already happening, even componentizing the server side code with CSS and JS packaged up was very common. "The term “component island” was first coined by Etsy’s frontend architect Katie Sylor-Miller in 2019. This idea was then expanded on and documented in this post by Preact creator Jason Miller on August 11, 2020." My only gripe, is that this leads the ready on an alternate history of how we got here.