I was not good at selling my work in the 90s, and JS almost died as a statusbar-spamming popup-generating toy. JS succeeded in spite of all my "salesmanship",

I was not good at selling my work in the 90s, and JS almost died as a statusbar-spamming popup-generating toy. JS succeeded in spite of all my "salesmanship", because it was fitter in its basics and of course its place of priority.