> Why does it seemingly have to always be an all-in-or-nothing proposition? This is one of the reasons I love JavaScript so much, and one of the things that st

> Why does it seemingly have to always be an all-in-or-nothing proposition? This is one of the reasons I love JavaScript so much, and one of the things that stood out to me in the article. JavaScript is extremely expressive and allows you to write code without worrying about following some specific paradigm, which always seemed to me to be one of its biggest strengths, not a weakness as the article seems to suggest.