This problem isn’t only with server code.
One of the biggest problems with using any of these tools for projects with a long life is that the new versions are constantly improving and not much energy is invested into maintaining compatibility. The developers are on the barricades running a revolution, not spending too much time worrying about long-term stability and success.
A good article at Computerworld about how JavaScript conquers the server. The crux of the issue seems to be node.js and thread management. When you’ve got lightweight and reasonably well defined server needs, using JavaScript may be a good route for keeping server loads minimized.
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