> my main problem with Node.js is that it makes it easier to do something that most development teams probably shouldn't ought to be. Namely, distributed concur

> my main problem with Node.js is that it makes it easier to do something that most development teams probably shouldn't ought to be. Namely, distributed concurrent programming. So programming is for the elite, and the rest of the peons ought to be relegated to scripting and spreadsheets, it seems. The overall spirit of this article, taken to the nth degree, would imply that any high-level language or any platform should not exist, but rather a few chosen developers should be allowed to program in assembler.