I've been a professional Javascript dev for over 5 years and never once run into a bug due to any of these problems.
I agree that they are problems, but their impact on day to day use of the language is zero.
If you want examples of real problems that give good front end devs hell day in and day out, start looking at some of the libraries, tooling and abhorrent "best practices" that get thrown out and cargo culted to death by the community.
I agree that they are problems, but their impact on day to day use of the language is zero.
If you want examples of real problems that give good front end devs hell day in and day out, start looking at some of the libraries, tooling and abhorrent "best practices" that get thrown out and cargo culted to death by the community.
The language itself is the last problem with JS