Try another language if you're burnt on the ever changing ecosystem. I would consider Go (golang) for instance.
The tooling is much simpler, so much so that you might not want to go back to javascript.
There is not a big story around building UI with it but some people are working on it (including me). :)
I got fed up with the ADHD of javascript back in 2013 and made the switch. Probably won't ever go back.
Bare js is fine but the frameworkitis and build tool-itis, I can't deal with.
Try another language if you're burnt on the ever changing ecosystem. I would consider Go (golang) for instance.
The tooling is much simpler, so much so that you might not want to go back to javascript.
There is not a big story around building UI with it but some people are working on it (including me). :)
I got fed up with the ADHD of javascript back in 2013 and made the switch. Probably won't ever go back. Bare js is fine but the frameworkitis and build tool-itis, I can't deal with.