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I don't think it "easy". It's easy to make it work, maybe, but it's not that easy to maintain on large codebase. JavaScript has a pretty... weird type system, too. If you work with them in big corporations with big codebase, you won't call that easy, I suppose.
In that context, yes, large codebases are pretty hard to manage, but I could say that about any language if the code isn't adhering to a standard architecture like MVC or something similar. I was just talking about syntax and ease of use.
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I don't think it "easy". It's easy to make it work, maybe, but it's not that easy to maintain on large codebase. JavaScript has a pretty... weird type system, too. If you work with them in big corporations with big codebase, you won't call that easy, I suppose.
In that context, yes, large codebases are pretty hard to manage, but I could say that about any language if the code isn't adhering to a standard architecture like MVC or something similar. I was just talking about syntax and ease of use.