Javascript seems to be its own wild west these days. There's multiple runtimes available so people use it everywhere. The language is reasonably flexible and

Javascript seems to be its own wild west these days. There's multiple runtimes available so people use it everywhere. The language is reasonably flexible and there's no enforced conventions, so every library-writer creates their own. There's no real standard library, so everyone and their grandmother is implementing their own. There's no real module-system, so everyone is inventing their own. There's no standard build-system so everyone is creating their own. The result is a wonderful mess of lots things not really going too well together. Does this remind us of something we have disregarded earlier for exactly the same reasons? Oh yes it does! Hey, LISP. It seems we're still secretly in love with you :)