The "JS problem" is two sided: (1) we need JS (well, not anymore, there's WASM now too), and (2) many devs do not like the DX of JS (me included). This project

The "JS problem" is two sided: (1) we need JS (well, not anymore, there's WASM now too), and (2) many devs do not like the DX of JS (me included). This project, if anything, follows a JS-on-backend-and-frontend and thus is more of a promotion of JS-everywhere than a way to "get rid of it".