The homogeneity of a JavaScript codebase has a tenth the half-life of an "enterprise" lang/framework.
IMO this is because the JavaScript ecosystem is speedrunning the decades of lessons learned by the greater software engineering field.
IMO this is because the JavaScript ecosystem is speedrunning the decades of lessons learned by the greater software engineering field.
The big libs have been pretty stable for the last decade though, even if the ecosystem itself feels quiet messy, likely because there are so many interested parties, each having their own ideas of how it should be.
And it's also often the first language for a lot of beginners. ..
They are so mature and everything JS is just child's play...
To imply that if you are critical of JS, you must be "on the other team", is a false dichotomy.