> ...Even though JavaScript is a weakly typed language it doesn’t mean that it is inherently insecure. Yes, the programming language used plays an important role, but at the end of the day it is the developers obligation to write secure code in the first place...We chose JavaScript because it runs literally everywhere, is extremely popular & widespread, and has huge companies like Google or Microsoft working on its speed and security across a wide range of devices.
I don't mean to be rude, but that's the worst possible answer you could have given. Security should be your first priority, not an afterthought to popularity. That it isn't tells me everything I need to know about the seriousness of your project.
I don't mean to be rude, but that's the worst possible answer you could have given. Security should be your first priority, not an afterthought to popularity. That it isn't tells me everything I need to know about the seriousness of your project.