> JavaScript on the other hand is full of quirks, but you get something to work quickly, even if it's buggy. In my experience JS is the worst at NOT working. B

> JavaScript on the other hand is full of quirks, but you get something to work quickly, even if it's buggy. In my experience JS is the worst at NOT working. Because when one part of the application fails, the entire PAGE stops working. Buttons don't work anymore, dropdowns don't work, nothing works. And all of this is just one buggy line of code away.