This is the normal, widely accepted pace for “hot” web frontend frameworks! ;-)
Nobody’s forcing you to use it. I’m sticking with boring old Angular for my SPA needs…
And there have been more than a few in those 13 that were pretty decent breaking changes too. There are many good things about Angular for sure, but it has the same "issues" as any other frontend project.
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This is the normal, widely accepted pace for “hot” web frontend frameworks! ;-) Nobody’s forcing you to use it. I’m sticking with boring old Angular for my SPA needs…
Angular has had 13 semver major bumps in the past 5.5 years
And there have been more than a few in those 13 that were pretty decent breaking changes too. There are many good things about Angular for sure, but it has the same "issues" as any other frontend project.
Sure. But they feel more like minor releases to me. Migrating from one version to the next is usually not a big deal.
Just like this new version of Vite..?