At first glance, I thought it was yet another 'do not use JavaScript at all because it is too bloated while ignoring all real world use and claiming everything

At first glance, I thought it was yet another 'do not use JavaScript at all because it is too bloated while ignoring all real world use and claiming everything can be done by css' click bait article. But this article actually considering real world use, making the point valid instead some silly useless statement. And it also does provide some useful suggests and making its points strong. Probably the best article of this kind I saw recently