Christian Heilmann makes a lot of thinking errors here: 1) Because a technology fails in the hands of amateurs or learners, doesn't mean the technology is bad.

Christian Heilmann makes a lot of thinking errors here: 1) Because a technology fails in the hands of amateurs or learners, doesn't mean the technology is bad. 2) He assumes webdeverlopers don't think about the consequences of a JavaScript only website. In my experience, that's not the case. 3) The fact that there's a lot of talk about JavaScript frameworks does not mean webdevelopers are less interested in the end product. It means JavaScript and everything around it is in flux and improving every month. And the decision which framework to pick is very important. It can mean the difference between a stalled or thriving end product one year later.