I realised while reading this article how little my opinion of javascript has changed since ~2001 (when this article was written) despite the fantastic leaps an

I realised while reading this article how little my opinion of javascript has changed since ~2001 (when this article was written) despite the fantastic leaps and bounds JS has made in recent years. Even now, when you can compile Clojure to JS, I'll still only ever use it for enhancement on a public facing site. There are just so few benefits in my opinion. I browse with JS off these days, enabled only for a very few select sites, and it's incredible how little of the web actually works.