Yes, and the main culprit of JavaScript is excessive GC, because of excessive object-creation. Developers are careless because JS is so fast, but they forget t

Yes, and the main culprit of JavaScript is excessive GC, because of excessive object-creation. Developers are careless because JS is so fast, but they forget the hundreds of milliseconds of GC-pauses that occur because they never think about the memory they are allocating and throwing away each second.