For the same reason some many frontend developers refuse to use typescript because "it adds bloat to the code". And I have to admit, if your code is mostly conc

For the same reason some many frontend developers refuse to use typescript because "it adds bloat to the code". And I have to admit, if your code is mostly concerned with checking if form fields are not empty before submitting, then you are probably fine with unstructured random chunks of code. I think it's parallel to Pythons success in certain niches. But once you start building real application running in browser (or mobile, or even desktop these days, hello Teams), then pretending that untyped, unstructured and functional (if you even know what that means) is the best thing that happened since Touring then you're heading for a huge disaster.