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Another symptom of how rotten the javascript ecosystem is. If I'm picking a technology stack for a business, I want to pick one that will last me 10 years.
by treve 11y ago
Another symptom of how rotten the javascript ecosystem is. If I'm picking a technology stack for a business, I want to pick one that will last me 10 years.
- civilian 11y agoGood luck with your Java Web Start app!
- lmm 11y agoJava Web Start is much nicer technically, and JavaFX UIs can be pretty nice. I honestly wish a lot of webapps were shipped that way.
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- warmwaffles 11y agoNice retort. 10/10 would subscribe again.
- spinlock 11y agoI wrote a Space Invaders applet in Java back in 1997. It was multi-threaded.
- BinaryIdiot 11y ago> If I'm picking a technology stack for a business, I want to pick one that will last me 10 years. What? Why wouldn't JavaScript last you 10 years? It's been around for over 20 already and is certainly not going anywhere... You don't have to upgrade to the newest fad every 6 months like you seem to imply. Most modern languages have crazy fads (just maybe not as fast as JavaScript does) and no one jumps on them every single time they're released, why would JavaScript be different?