I give the author credit for thoughtfully trying, but not much of this seems to actually explain why it is Javascript that has this problem, more than Python o

I give the author credit for thoughtfully trying, but not much of this seems to actually explain why it is Javascript that has this problem, more than Python or Ruby or Java or C#. The reason for Javascript's excessive churn must, I think, be related to its most typical use case as a browser client-side language, and in particular to its use in single-page apps. The rest of it are all good points, but I'm not sure they explain why Python, etc. don't have this problem (as bad, anyway).