We do certainly use JavaScript/TypeScript and we are targeting more JS heavy projects as initial users. That said, DMNO is meant to be universally applicable, a

We do certainly use JavaScript/TypeScript and we are targeting more JS heavy projects as initial users. That said, DMNO is meant to be universally applicable, and we think javascript is fairly _universal_, even if you personally don't love it. Why? - Your stack probably already includes some javascript, at the very least for a public facing website, and probably a lot more - Most folks on your team probably know a bit of javascript, regardless of how they feel about it - IDE tooling is usually pretty good, without installing additional plugins, and it can be run in the browser, which opens up some interesting possibilities - npm modules exist to interact with most platforms/tools (many of which are official and maintained by the platform itself), helping to simplify the authoring of integrations