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Its very hard to develop a proper algorithm, also nowadays most "devs" don't develop security critical apps, so design/architecture flaws aren't much of a problem.
But where they do, their ignorance, which they pretend not to have because they can nominally program and can throw around buzzwords to gull the gullible, creates huge problems.
I found this "mini-rant" for javascript while trying to understand why JS was taking over all the programming paradigms: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-point-of-using-Javascript-for-everything/answer/Archis-Gore … I think its somehow related to coding insecurely and ignorantly.. its a old problem we are going in circles somehow.. lol
I don't actually have much problem with JavaScript, indeed its model of concurrency is an important paradigm. What I have a problem with is people who confuse knowledge of a particular language's features with professional competence.
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