In all honesty my experience of the tooling for Javascript was much worse than I've ever experienced with Java. Specifically adding a dependency via NPM would sometimes break my project build to such an extent that I had to start almost from scratch. At this stage I rather deal with "slow" Java than me having to start the same project everytime NPM crash my project.
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In all honesty my experience of the tooling for Javascript was much worse than I've ever experienced with Java. Specifically adding a dependency via NPM would sometimes break my project build to such an extent that I had to start almost from scratch. At this stage I rather deal with "slow" Java than me having to start the same project everytime NPM crash my project.