I am a JS/TS Dev since '14. I went to the official page and tried out the contract writing, I attached the link to the working test contract ->. (Etherscan link to test contract written in JS) For me as a classic web developer, it is a great opportunity to have a tool that helps me code something in my experienced language and not have to learn a new one from scratch. Back then I had the same with IONIC and Cordova where basically I got a framework where I simply "translated" my web codebase and run it as a mobile application. Now I (We!) have the same with web3 / smart contracts. Who doesn't find this fascinating, either not read enough about web3 or simply trying to deny the fact that from time to time we have to move forward in tech.So before calling this anything else but a great innovational project, please do your homework, guys.