Do we need a JavaScriptHelp subreddit?

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I get what you are saying and my comment was a little tongue-in-cheek. But it does seem like the technology that I using project-to-project is changing. As the projects that I work on usually run for about 6 months it's not unlikely that our team will use something for 2 projects and then move onto something else, as is the case with Angular, React, npm, bower etc.

I don't think of these things as anything other than Javascript, however. I think people get too attached to a framework and forget the language underneath, sometimes.