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Yeah, the JavaScript/Node.js ecosystem is pain. Lots of tooling (ORMs, queue/workflow frameworks, templating) is new-ish or quickly changing. I've also had minor updates cause breakages; semver is best-effort at best.

I don't like Java but sometimes I envy their ecosystem.



There is a reason most of stable companies use Java - stability. Outside of startups and SV, there are few reasons to avoid such a robust system.

Plus you can find endless stream of experienced devs for it. Which are more stable job wise than those who come & go every 6-12 months. Stability. Top management barely cares for anything else from IT.




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