> until strong typing is mandatory in the language, I can't fathom using JS in any sizable project. There are massive JS projects in production today, but that

> until strong typing is mandatory in the language, I can't fathom using JS in any sizable project. There are massive JS projects in production today, but that's moot. It's never going to be mandatory because that ruins the point. Typing isn't a requirement of a language. > A sane dependency management framework. Maven solved this problem a decade ago. A Rube Goldberg machine that solved a problem? Maven's goals may have solved the problem, but its implementation did not. > A sense of stability. Javascript's framework churn is just exhausting. Feature, not a bug.