Dojo is trying to get rid of the design elements present since as early as 2005. In another decade yes, but this whole shift to is geared towards a more stable

Dojo is trying to get rid of the design elements present since as early as 2005. In another decade yes, but this whole shift to is geared towards a more stable 2.0. It is the developers who want more change, not the dojo foundation, who is more focused on backward foundation. And changing the way you access a method (from global variable to requiring them through AMD) is not relearning everything.