Ah, makes sense. JS and its ecosystem do have a bit of a reputation in the tech community, but I suspect that you're right that even the complaints that have me

Ah, makes sense. JS and its ecosystem do have a bit of a reputation in the tech community, but I suspect that you're right that even the complaints that have merit might not really matter much to someone not as worried about the finer points of professional software architecture. It's easy as a software engineer to get caught up on something like a giant node_modules folder that we forget that someone looking to write a visualization for their PhD research probably doesn't care at all about that (and rightly so!)