And it's an accident that could have been prevented. The JS ecosystem looks like an isolated entity that contracted amnesia and a learning disability. It then

And it's an accident that could have been prevented. The JS ecosystem looks like an isolated entity that contracted amnesia and a learning disability. It then proceeded to remake every single mistake done in 30 years of prior art, while ignoring every other communities warning again and again about it. And to add insult to injury, devs from the community answered that everything was fine, and that it was us who didn't understand, and failed to live in modern times. It's getting better. But it took a while because so many JS devs have only ever coded in JS, giving them an incomplete and crooked big picture.