> Why is routing, of all things, in such need of constant development?
Because requirements change. In the last few years there was a lot of churn in React due to the introduction of async rendering and server-side rendering, and React routers were strongly affected by both of those changes.
Because requirements change. In the last few years there was a lot of churn in React due to the introduction of async rendering and server-side rendering, and React routers were strongly affected by both of those changes.