Javascript has lowered the barrier to entry into the tech field (especially for `full stack` development). However that is all I'd say is the biggest achievemen

Javascript has lowered the barrier to entry into the tech field (especially for `full stack` development). However that is all I'd say is the biggest achievement when it comes to increasing developer productivity/efficiency. Building a simple SPA in React with a few input fields results in 80+ files getting generated. The level of contortions that React (or other JS) framework goes through for a simple app would make even the most flexible contortionists in the world blush. Then there is the "Everything is a component" dogma that translates to single line components that bring down the internet -- see left-pad/is-promise fiascos. Serious high performing and large-scale enterprise apps ( read as software that does actual intense business app logic and CRUD ) would fall flat if Javascript-everything web development were adopted as a dogma. Javascript should stay where it is good at i.e. browser, and should stop with the impossible imposture of being a contender for serious server side programming.