[oaiey]

No. And that is also why JS is successful. Newbies with little oversight create new tools. Of thousands of them, one or two become popular because of non-functional reasons (right blog post, right fit, easy use, ..).

Welcome to the mess :)

[jskaggz]

Tech pop-culture... Navigating these technology growth explosions is like searching for solid reference architecture in a booming shantytown. Some parts of these settlements eventually get things like running water, working sewage, urban planning.

[oaiey]

Do not disagree to that. My comment is not a compliment to JS just a brutal analysis.