Given that Twitter is massively successful and used by millions everyday I don't think it is a good target for complaining about slow loading times and poor performing JavaScript. Often in business 'good enough' really is good enough. Gold plating code is something many developers (including myself) make the mistake of trying to do all the time. But the difference between 'good enough' and gold plating is often not worthwhile for the business.
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Given that Twitter is massively successful and used by millions everyday I don't think it is a good target for complaining about slow loading times and poor performing JavaScript. Often in business 'good enough' really is good enough. Gold plating code is something many developers (including myself) make the mistake of trying to do all the time. But the difference between 'good enough' and gold plating is often not worthwhile for the business.