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> JavaScript in general is in a huge influx of updating at this moment Isn't that the case basically all the time? Which is a perfectly suitable reason to avoi
by dualogy 10y ago
> JavaScript in general is in a huge influx of updating at this moment
Isn't that the case basically all the time? Which is a perfectly suitable reason to avoid it at all costs except for the bare minimum required for front-end..
- joshmanders 10y ago> Isn't that the case basically all the time? No, ES5 to ES2015 is a HUGE leap. ES2015 to ES2016 is a very minor jump as it only adds 2 new things to the spec. > Which is a perfectly suitable reason to avoid it at all costs except for the bare minimum required for front-end.. And honestly, that is not my job to tell you not to do. If you want to avoid Node.js go ahead. I feel Java is something I should avoid at all costs. Doesn't make Java any worse or better. Same with Node.js.
- paulddraper 10y agoNaturally. That's a jump of 2010 compared to 1
- imafish 10y agoGood one :D
- joshmanders 10y agoTook me a second, but now I get what you're saying. :)