My apologies, I was commenting very generally regarding attitudes typical of Javascript developers I have encountered in my professional life, rather than addre

My apologies, I was commenting very generally regarding attitudes typical of Javascript developers I have encountered in my professional life, rather than addressing the article directly. Also, you're right. 38% of development time is not the same as 38% of bugs, mea culpa, but there is an overall point to my statement about the productivity cost that I believe remains correct regardless.