JavaScript doesn't change quickly, new things are just developed often.
HN is a bit skewed towards new things because HN is full of startups, which are building products from scratch, so can relatively easily choose to use new tools and libraries to do it.
Much of the world still keeps rolling on with a few basic jQuery scripts or relatively mature stacks like Angular.
HN is a bit skewed towards new things because HN is full of startups, which are building products from scratch, so can relatively easily choose to use new tools and libraries to do it.
Much of the world still keeps rolling on with a few basic jQuery scripts or relatively mature stacks like Angular.