Everything that touches JavaScript in the corporate world feels broken. Look at any full stack job post. It’s a mess of tech stack nonsense on the backend for

Everything that touches JavaScript in the corporate world feels broken. Look at any full stack job post. It’s a mess of tech stack nonsense on the backend for people who are terrified of JavaScript and a layering of framework madness on the frontend for people who are still terrified of JavaScript. So it should be no surprise to see packages like those in common use when people aren’t really writing, or even reading, the real code anyways. That is just the coding aspect of it. There are many additional challenges to working with a bunch of cowards whose primary job is to pretend to be something they clearly aren’t.