3 seconds to load and $1000/mo hosting costs is way over the unacceptability threshold for me. I don't know what is the website you're running or how many peop

3 seconds to load and $1000/mo hosting costs is way over the unacceptability threshold for me. I don't know what is the website you're running or how many people use it or how much money you make. I know you can make a lot of money doing stuff in python or electron. Does that mean the market has voted that performance doesn't matter? I don't think so. Jira makes a lot of money but almost everyone hates it. I know a lot of other software that is very slow but still makes tons of money. > you will not code most things anyway You say that like it's a good thing! It's a bad thing. You may say it's because you don't need to. But the flip side is that you can't, even if you wanted to. You can't program a database or a video encoding or a web server in this language you are using to write your program. So what is the point of this language? You can't even use it to cache things in memory. That's why everyone uses redis or something similar.