That's not the experience I have actually using javascript on a day to day basis. People don't use prototypes anymore, they uses classes. People don't use var anymore, they use const or let. People generally don't use `for...in` or .forEach() anymore, they use `for...of`. The javascript experience is a lot cleaner now, because of all the evolution in the past few years. For those who only code in javascript once every few years it can be jarring, but the ecosystem as a whole moves very fast (new frameworks and runtimes like Svelte or Deno), and that can be a good thing too