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Oh, JS has no issues, solved by ClojureScript, PureScript, Elm.

• emteycz 6y ago
  These languages are not used by virtually all JS programmers. Babel and TS is. The other issues you mention are solved by using ESLint which flags code like this. I do not encounter these issues in my life as a professional JS programmer, neither do my colleagues; and I'm not on my first project, don't worry. For all practical purposes they are non-existent. anyways, we are all happy for wasm, it's not that we love JS so much.
  • sergeykish 6y ago
    I actually like JavaScript, with a few changes it can become a good language, safe for a novice programmer.
    • emteycz 6y ago
      Agreed. Check out AssemblyScript, you might like that. It's early, though.