Once again thinking about how so many developers are failing to learn valuable lessons about performance/efficiency and dependency systems from the JS ecosystem, because they're too invested in shittalking JS to actually try and understand how anything works *and why*
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(If your first response to this is something along the lines of "there's nothing to learn" or "yes the valuable lesson is that JS is bad", then I am talking about you here, and I ask that you sit and think for a moment about *why* that was your response)
