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The most part of cons is criticising JavaScript and NOT React Native. I know how JS works, and I LOVE IT. The only part of the post that I liked is when he talk
by chukye 10y ago
The most part of cons is criticising JavaScript and NOT React Native. I know how JS works, and I LOVE IT. The only part of the post that I liked is when he talks about the license, all the rest is just bullshit from a person who don't like JS.
- pekk 10y agoIt's not bullshit if it's a valid consideration when you are trying to build an app on say iOS and weighting it against say Swift. How many times does this need to be said? It depends on what you are trying to do and what you want.
- chukye 10y agoOk, this is a good point. But, the author just point out the quirks of JS language, and not things about the RN itself. Would be more fair if he pointed out the quirks in python or had focused on the RN. All he says about JS is very well known and is there since 90s. Also, he is saying that its not safe because he can't understand and workaround with the pitfalls, JS has a lot of problems, but also has a LOT of great solutions for them, and by that this not means that the language is not safe, just means that its harder to work with.
- solidr53 10y ago"What if you forget to put break in-between your cases in a switch statement. They will leak." This man, my friend, is an idiot.