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That's because "front-end development", especially with JavaScript frameworks, is a popularity driven hype cycle.


That appears to have calmed down significantly in the past few years, with React in particular showing a level of stability and staying power in this space that I thought was impossible.


Not really, consider all the changes react has made recently. Then consider the cloud of companion libraries that also tend to follow trends.




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