It has its good part (though only 176 pages), it has its bad part, just like every other language. But let's be honest, the primary reason that javascript succe

It has its good part (though only 176 pages), it has its bad part, just like every other language. But let's be honest, the primary reason that javascript succeeds is that it's a major part of web. I'm not against using it for web, but using it everywhere where other (possibly superior) solutions exist is a waste IMHO.