9) Not a problem, per se, but it's the expectation that JS is a great language. This erroneous belief is misleading and dangerous, drawing in people who don't k

9) Not a problem, per se, but it's the expectation that JS is a great language. This erroneous belief is misleading and dangerous, drawing in people who don't know any better. 10) As I said, while you can't get JS out of the web browsers, you can transpile to it as an assembly language. That was my main point.