I think the problem is with the javascript mentality and not the language or runtime. Simply put you don't put time into fully understanding the problems and im

I think the problem is with the javascript mentality and not the language or runtime. Simply put you don't put time into fully understanding the problems and implications of a particular implementation, you either download a third party library off npm with minimal inspection (which pulls in a dozen other libraries that get NO inspection) or you write a new library with what you think is a solid test suite but because it is a new library by its very virtue it is not battle tested in any way shape or form. Compounding these observations together you get an environment where you don't know what's going on which is something many developers wish to avoid at all costs when building large, complex, high-performance/scalability, systems.