> Your argument isn't internally consistent. Webpack, Babel, TypeScript, Grunt, and Gulp are all implemented in JS (or TS for TS).
How is that relevant?
The problem is still that you end up with tools wrapped around tools wrapped around tools.
Building a usual nodeJS project ends up with the callstack in my process explorer being 20 levels deep, of node processes, some bash mixed in, and inbetween ruby, python etc for building the documentation with mkdocs and the SASS or SCSS
How is that relevant?
The problem is still that you end up with tools wrapped around tools wrapped around tools.
Building a usual nodeJS project ends up with the callstack in my process explorer being 20 levels deep, of node processes, some bash mixed in, and inbetween ruby, python etc for building the documentation with mkdocs and the SASS or SCSS