Complex JavaScript toolchain decision fatigue

I am deeply, deeply disappointed in the field. It simultaneously has an extremely high rate of churn and an extremely low rate of actual innovation. Almost all the 'progress' really starts to look like we're just rearranging the furniture endlessly.

Too many tools and frameworks: JavaScript's vast ecosystem can be overwhelming, with numerous frameworks, libraries, and tools to choose from. It can be hard to decide which one is best suited for the job.

For parsers, transformers, test runners, linters, formatters, all the things that we use at every layer for every task there are so many different solutions and it just leads to a lot of decision fatigue and for the average user who are just getting into JavaScript development, it's probably not...