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Then most JS devs made a terrible mistake, because every blog post about it's "merits" was praising it's ever growing popularity.
by koder2016 11y ago
Then most JS devs made a terrible mistake, because every blog post about it's "merits" was praising it's ever growing popularity.
- onion2k 11y agoThat means the authors of those blog posts have made the mistake of conflating popularity with usefulness, but I don't think the problem necessarily extends to "most JS developers".