> (a) just JS things and (b) not putting any effort into the design This feels a bit self-contradictory, since one might argue a properly designed extension AP

> (a) just JS things and (b) not putting any effort into the design This feels a bit self-contradictory, since one might argue a properly designed extension API must include process isolation, so naively-written extensions can't mess up the main loop. VS Code extensions are also in JS. This is the same problem that, say, preemptive multitasking solves, and why Windows 3.1 crashed much more than '95 and XP.