The Tragedy of the Common Lisp: Why Large Languages Explode
When a language is small, every additional feature is viscerally felt as a significant percentage increase in the size of the language. For a small language, a new feature’s general costs in added complexity are also still visible to everyone. I believe that EcmaScript-2015 is in that middle territory where unrestrained growth is not yet inevitable, but only if we all restrain each other with high standards for any proposed new feature.
Source: medium.com