Very happy for them, they made excellent tools and I hope they can continue their work!

I do believe though that these tools (formatting, linting etc.) should be built into the language like Go, and I really hope the Node team can just absorb the best ideas and make solid primitives that can be built on top of as the ecosystem evolves (think golang's http interfaces, or test interfaces)

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zarzavat 3 hours ago | parent [-]

It took the JS community many iterations to get to vite. Building it into the language just means you get stuck with a "good enough" solution that survives by inertia. We'd still be using webpack.

I'm all for building things into the language when there's only one way to do it though.

	▲	runtime_terror an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Counter point; good enough is often... good enough Go is the best example of this; it's boring but incredible stable and consistent
	▲	maherbeg an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		for sure! but there are lots of incremental shareable primitives that could help. I think about go's built in testing tools that can get extended as an example