That's what he said, more or less: "The problem comes not from the language JavaScript, but from the fact that browsers, by default, ..." I think it's the cult

That's what he said, more or less: "The problem comes not from the language JavaScript, but from the fact that browsers, by default, ..." I think it's the cultural issues he's getting at. Minified or otherwise obfuscated elisp packages would rightly be viewed with suspicion. Unauditable JS is the norm, right?