Javascript community has evolved in just a few years from script kiddies to adult architects. Frankly, JS is now much more sophisticated, and definitely requir

Javascript community has evolved in just a few years from script kiddies to adult architects. Frankly, JS is now much more sophisticated, and definitely requires code design skills. I will probably have to deal in the following years with a Typescript/Purescript + IntelliJ envrionment. And that makes me much happier than having to deal with JS spaghetti code from the Web2.0 era.