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Yes, it's an example of not letting perfection get in the way of good. They made something accessible, and the finer details got worked out later.


The other thing is, JS was designed with the web use case in mind. If I ever make a language, it'll be for some new use case that really needs one, perhaps some extension of SQL. And it'll prioritize ease of use in that case over "purity" or other principles.




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