Why Is Front-End Development So Unstable?
Sorry but I find font-end development pretty stable.<p>Having to learn a new library every 3-4 years (because of a new job, generally) is it really a big deal?<p>In my career I also had to learn Java, PHP, C#, Node.js, bash, batch, Python… Build apps with Spring, CakePHP, Symfony 1 &amp; 2, ASP.NET MVC 3 &amp; 4… Query database with Hibernate, Entity Framework, Linq SQL… Handle dependencies with Maven, Nugget… Store data in Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Mongo, Redis, Redshift… Host on OVH, Digital Ocean, Heroku, AWS… Learn REST and GraphQL, SVN and Git, Linux and Windows Server, Vagrant and Docker… And according to HN, what&#x27;s really hype right now is Rust, Go, FoundationDB, Kubernetes, and so on…<p>Any idea why back-end development is so unstable? :)