> Basically criticism that could be applied to most practical languages out there yet you're not forced to learn most of them. Now there is a solution from m

> Basically criticism that could be applied to most practical languages out there yet you're not forced to learn most of them. Now there is a solution from most issues the OP raises,but frankly Javascript is working against the developpers. That's why people say "embrace javascript", because it's a language that wont embrace the way you want to code. Javascript is a lucky mistake.And if not because politics we wouldnt be stuck with it. ES6 brings are few interesting things to the table though,and some scary ones like proxies,and god, people will abuse proxies and make code just "magic"...