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u/hamptonio May 28 '20
JS can rent a car now. When it drives off the road it doesn't crash, just erases the wheels and floats forward.
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u/redderper May 28 '20
if(car.keyPress("brake")) {
car.brake();}
Uncaught type error: cannot read property 'length' of undefined
[ Object object ] crashed
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u/liaguris May 27 '20
Its like a cockroach . It will survive even an atomic blast despite everyone hating it . CockroachScript .
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u/oil_can-1 May 27 '20
I feel like most people like JavaScript? It's probably the most popular language atm.
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u/cyphern May 27 '20
Stack overflow did a survey on this type of stuff. They had categories for both "popular" and "loved" languages. Javascript was the most popular, meaning it's used the most. In terms of loved it was about average.
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#technology-_-most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted-languages
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u/kevinmrr May 28 '20
Let's be fair - a large part of why it is so popular is because it's built-in to the browser. It's the only option for web programming.
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u/liaguris May 27 '20
And a lot of people hate it. Javascript on its own can not scale . You will need typescript to scale . But , its better than it used to be .
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May 28 '20
You don't need ts to scale, plenty did it without but it can make it easier
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u/liaguris May 28 '20
yeah there are certain cases where ts is not needed (look at lodash for example) , but there are some other cases were that is not possible .
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u/agm1984 May 28 '20
The first "prototype" of JavaScript--what you did there, I see it.