> that's the downside of javascript being the only game in town. Why? I don't see the correlation between the technology and the rampant immaturity or unreali

> that's the downside of javascript being the only game in town. Why? I don't see the correlation between the technology and the rampant immaturity or unrealistic expectations of people developing in it. I have also experienced this immature temperance from people with a long history of developing in other languages coming into JavaScript and deliberately sacrificing common sense for insecurity resolution, which suggests the immaturity isn't simply due to a low barrier of entry.