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I generally agree with you. However, note that JS, with all its warts, has the benefit that its security model has been studied in the harshest conditions for

by Yoric 4y ago

I generally agree with you. However, note that JS, with all its warts, has the benefit that its security model has been studied in the harshest conditions for 20+ years. I can't think of any other scripting language that has been battle-tested nearly as much.

cxr 4y ago
Not particularly relevant to this use case.
- Yoric 4y ago
  Fair enough, I should have written "safety" instead of "security". Because you really don't want a script written by a end-user to crash down your $10B / 20 years of planned mission hardware.