> Honestly we need more DX improvements in this industry.
Nope, we need to roll back everything that happened in the last ~10 years. We at the very least need to stop sticking JS and the web stack everywhere. Use the right tool for the job, NOT pick up a shiny tool and try to do literally everything with it. NOT stumble upon solution and start looking for problems to it. Finally realize that software engineering is actual engineering that, like other forms of engineering, has a sizable impact on other people's lives. Unlike in other forms of engineering, the cost of a mistake might feel diminutive enough, but people do suffer trying to use modern software products. I wish I was joking.
Nope, we need to roll back everything that happened in the last ~10 years. We at the very least need to stop sticking JS and the web stack everywhere. Use the right tool for the job, NOT pick up a shiny tool and try to do literally everything with it. NOT stumble upon solution and start looking for problems to it. Finally realize that software engineering is actual engineering that, like other forms of engineering, has a sizable impact on other people's lives. Unlike in other forms of engineering, the cost of a mistake might feel diminutive enough, but people do suffer trying to use modern software products. I wish I was joking.