Just what I want in a framework. Thousands of libraries with functional overlap, each tested in a small number of real use cases and having a large number of undiscovered bugs, none of which is flexible enough to solve my problem or has a large community to maintain it.

In time, node users will realize the pain of abandoned library dependencies and the overhead of researching alternatives and grinding through bugs and functional gaps in poorly planned libraries.

I like node, but the library situation is a disaster. I'll take monolithic, well designed, tested, and popular over a huge choice of one off libraries any day.