This. Set aside that Javascript has hit "peak speed", its failures for large codebases are fundamental [1]. I don't agree with the Google hate, but I can unders

This. Set aside that Javascript has hit "peak speed", its failures for large codebases are fundamental [1]. I don't agree with the Google hate, but I can understand. What I don't understand: outright denial of the possibility of something better than JS. (for my personal projects, I genuinely love JS) 1 As someone who works in a large organization, I live this. Small groups with great programmers can make use of all the many tools and tricks for maintaining their project, but for teams fractured across time and space and governance, it is no fun.