None of the benefits mentioned in article won't benefit well maintained codebase. If you're forced into such solution you're doing something wrong. Just use lo

None of the benefits mentioned in article won't benefit well maintained codebase. If you're forced into such solution you're doing something wrong. Just use locking, cache and reduce your dependencies to bare minimum you actually need. In JS you can often find yourself pulling a massive dependency tree just for simple usecase that would be replicable in your codebase under 3 hours.