Definitely misleading. I loved the example off "amount off code needed in js...". These statements make me laugh by default. Amount off code needed in these c

Definitely misleading. I loved the example off "amount off code needed in js...". These statements make me laugh by default. Amount off code needed in these contexts is so relative. U can write 3 functions, chain them as promise/callbacks, then make it an exportable module, and it becomes: "var x = require('x');" Wow 1 line off code, to reference all that code off the functions, and 1 or 2 more for the options/arguments. There's an inherit complexity and amount of code needed due to the nature off "variation" and odd cases. Creating an app that does a 100 different things will likely need more code than when it does one thing. That said, nothing stops you from decoupling it, and create a higher leveled file to create a virtual "hub", where u do nothing more than chain the modules and give args. Basically like Node.