Those are mostly problems with Node.js, not JavaScript itself. But fair point since they are part of the JavaScript ecosystem and I did mention a framework. T

Those are mostly problems with Node.js, not JavaScript itself. But fair point since they are part of the JavaScript ecosystem and I did mention a framework. The different module implementations are a problem, but at least there's a standard that they are mostly emulating now and native support will eventually work and be adopted, especially with HTTP2+. "Solved" might be an overstatement, but there's still been a ton of improvement. ES5 is a madhouse compared to what we have now.