It's just tolerated, not respected, including by many JS developers. It's not that performant either, it's just that it's getting closer to Java-class performa

It's just tolerated, not respected, including by many JS developers. It's not that performant either, it's just that it's getting closer to Java-class performance which is enough for many types of workloads. JS is living proof that throwing enough money at a problem can go quite a long way.