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Probably because those abstractions leak like a sieve. It's really hard to get away from having to understand the underlying javascript, whether it be debugging
by curun1r 10y ago
Probably because those abstractions leak like a sieve. It's really hard to get away from having to understand the underlying javascript, whether it be debugging, performance testing or just making everything work in the first place.
- vmasto 10y agoThat has certainly not been my experience. I've never had to think in JavaScript with Elm or ClojureScript for example.