Agreed. I think a lot of the "classic" footguns are picked up by current-day linters/AI/code-assists anyway, so even if you do somehow end up writing [[]]==false legitimately (explicitly or implicitly), you'll probably get a squiggly warning about it on your IDE immediately warning you.
For better or worse, JavaScript is the Lingua Franca of modern programming - you have a high-performance runtime environment pre-installed on basically anything, and readily installed on greybeard boxen if you are that way inclined . It is my "go to" for all hobby projects, frontend and backend. So versatile and a genuine joy to code in.
For better or worse, JavaScript is the Lingua Franca of modern programming - you have a high-performance runtime environment pre-installed on basically anything, and readily installed on greybeard boxen if you are that way inclined . It is my "go to" for all hobby projects, frontend and backend. So versatile and a genuine joy to code in.