Caveat, the output from your build (JS/HTML/whatever) will likely still work like it did today in 20 years time. JS isn't the problem, it's the overcomplicated

Caveat, the output from your build (JS/HTML/whatever) will likely still work like it did today in 20 years time. JS isn't the problem, it's the overcomplicated dependency and build systems that were layered on top. It's why Go is a breath of fresh air. A 10 year old codebase will still build and run like it was made yesterday.