JS frameworks.

it's great how most are easy to use and very useful.

i dont know why people hate this abundance of choice, if theres too many for you to chose than you need to be more decisive.

There are 400.000 modules on npm, more than twice as much as any other package manager has. And therefore many are unmaintained or produce version conflicts, i had two conflicts last months but i cant remember the last non-npm version conflict (excluding apt with other sources)

@YouAreAPIRate then dont use that library?

@calmyourtities the first was a conflict between bootstrap/reactstrap and react 16, a problem registered as issue on github. The second was a problem between react-scripts and a standalone eslinter installation, that became an issue on github too. I'm more of a vue fan anyways, but "don't use that" is no good answer here.

As a backend developer these are all wrird things for me. Just use jQuery and AngularJS 1 and you're all god. Why do you need that? It a year the some js framework will come out and you will all learn that.

Just
Frameworks are like standards, i guess
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/...