> It’s time to kill the web ... I’m going to review the deep, unfixable problems the web platform has: I want to convince you that nuking it from orbit is the o

> It’s time to kill the web ... I’m going to review the deep, unfixable problems the web platform has: I want to convince you that nuking it from orbit is the only way to go gee, those statements are bold. Not only JS or even the front-end stack, the author wants to kill the whole web and make a new one. I can say it is not a first time I've seen an engineer seeing something imperfect and suggesting that everybody should immediately abandon it to make something better from the scratch. Like many of you, I am looking forward to see the second part for a web alternative. What I am interested in is how the author wants to make his proposal as beginner-friendly as the web already is.