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Javascript has an almost non-existent standard lib. Obviously Python ships with most of the kitchen sink in core. You're not grumpy, but you're misguided.
by stevebmark 11y ago
Javascript has an almost non-existent standard lib. Obviously Python ships with most of the kitchen sink in core. You're not grumpy, but you're misguided.
- Grue3 11y agoWhy not create one big package that's a lib? Call it "batteries". In fact, it already exists: Jquery.
- nyan4 11y agoA lot of people like to think that software fragmentation comes without any drawback. Having many tiny libraries and/or multiple versions hurts in the long term.
- untog 11y ago> In fact, it already exists: Jquery. Not these days. A lot of JS is written server-side. I'd say the likes of Underscore/Lodash are closer to being a JS "stdlib".