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Which control? I can't even pick a different non-legacy language without crap-trans-pilation.
Also: "“If you brought 5,000 people in and they all work for Google and they said, ‘We want you to vote for this candidate,’ they can own the town.”" - that is how democracy works, e.g. attracting welfare earners to vote for those who will give them more welfare.
Here we go again. Please stop lying! Property supply also doesn't meet demand, guess what happens to prices? Salaries are static => no major demand.
- not having to deal with CSS quirks;
- not having to deal with JS quirks;
Second guess: JS is the only ecosystem front-end devs generally know.
Third guess: back-end engineers avoid JS like plague - hence the separation into front- and back-end devs.
...or use a better language.
To complete the analogy I would say both also have a blade attached to handles, so that you need to be using them v-e-e-ry carefully and only if truly needed.