&gt; <i>JavaScript people have programming ADHD.</i><p>Why do you feel the need to categorize people based on the programming language that they used to write some code? I prefer &quot;JavaScript people&quot; to needlessly condescending people any day of the week.<p>&gt; <i>&quot;This system works fine, but we&#x27;ve been using it for too long, let&#x27;s just rewrite it with the latest greatest&quot; </i><p>This is an uncharitable, unhelpful and totally unnecessary dismissal of this project. The author clearly explains the reasoning behind this project and even charts out each individual distinction. This isn&#x27;t new for new&#x27;s sake; features like CSS Modules and code splitting are real features that have real productivity impacts. Perhaps you don&#x27;t think these features are useful or maybe you prefer a different technique for solving these problems, but either way <i>nobody is forcing you to use it</i>.<p>&gt; <i>Imagine is Microsoft released a totally new version of C# every year, and stops supporting it.</i><p>Except this is a completely inapt analogy. This is <i>one individual</i> who put together a package to solve their own problems and open sourced the code FOR FREE. If the endless supply of JavaScript tooling is a problem for you, <i>that&#x27;s your problem</i>, you&#x27;re not obligated to use or even evaluate every project that hits the front page of HN and if you&#x27;re not a JavaScript programmer then I don&#x27;t see why you even care.<p>Quit bitching about people building things you don&#x27;t like.