While I agree with parts of this article, the fact of the matter is that in the majority of cases "JavaScript fatigue" is self-inflicted. Chances are most of y

While I agree with parts of this article, the fact of the matter is that in the majority of cases "JavaScript fatigue" is self-inflicted. Chances are most of your users don't care about you using ES6 or TypeScript. They're not checking to see if your code is minified, uglified, bundled, code-split, or whatever. What matters to most users is their experience, not yours. So if you're using Webpack and Babel and TypeScript and Gulp... you opted in to that complexity. If you feel like you need 18 tools to develop your apps that's on you, not JavaScript.