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I generally agree with you.

However, note that JS, with all its warts, has the benefit that its security model has been studied in the harshest conditions for 20+ years. I can't think of any other scripting language that has been battle-tested nearly as much.



Not particularly relevant to this use case.


Fair enough, I should have written "safety" instead of "security".

Because you really don't want a script written by a end-user to crash down your $10B / 20 years of planned mission hardware.




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