Thanks for your feedback, and I partly agree with you. > It's like saying JS should have stayed on the browser What I meant was, we don't need to re-implement

Thanks for your feedback, and I partly agree with you. > It's like saying JS should have stayed on the browser What I meant was, we don't need to re-implement the application logic in browser. Take an example of translation strings. You store them in your back-office and download the key-values to your browser and store them again so that you can parse it with Angular. I am not against JavaScript, in fact I love that we can use it on server level, build mobile applications and etc. Maybe I could be more accurate on the title.