> but Javascript jumped the shark at some point Contemporary frontend, in-browser app development, you mean. JS is a programming language. By conflating a la

> but Javascript jumped the shark at some point Contemporary frontend, in-browser app development, you mean. JS is a programming language. By conflating a language with a particular culture of software development, you implicitly transfer more power to that culture, the people in it, and their practices, even though your message expresses a clear desire for the opposite.