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Content maybe javascript doesn't suck, maybe u just suck at javascript. hope this helps 304 17 786 5,618 Replying to 1 1 have worked with javascript for over 20 years. It is made up of duct tape held together by bailing wire and bandaids. That is why a new JS framework comes out every 2 weeks. 1 only use it because no one will agree on what to replace it with.