> It is worse because it is resource hog and slow even on high end machines And what of other factors? If it is worse in the dimensions you list but superior i

> It is worse because it is resource hog and slow even on high end machines And what of other factors? If it is worse in the dimensions you list but superior in: * accessibility * cross-platform capability * debuggability * library availability * user familiarity and more, then what does this matter? Each choice made in such a domain as this is picking a point in a high-dimensional tradespace, and to blatantly disregard this obvious perspective citing "management speak" and "slick developers" doesn't really inspire confidence you're arguing in good faith