> Yeah, except that a sprinkle becomes a dusting, and then a dusting becomes a coating, and then a coating becomes a clog of dust bunnies, and it's often hard to tell when you need to stop and do it a better way when the business side is pressuring you with deadlines for changes on "what already works".

The ultimate step into irony is reaching a point where, to justify their approach, they claim that it's ok to spend all this time reinventing JavaScript wheels because all this "sprinkle-on" JavaScript can be packaged and reused in other projects.