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Yep, I don't disagree with you. I gave a practical approach, which worked pretty well for me, I think. I also think that the native web stack (HTML, CSS and jav

by meira 10y ago

Yep, I don't disagree with you. I gave a practical approach, which worked pretty well for me, I think. I also think that the native web stack (HTML, CSS and javascript) will keep growing until it becomes ubiquitous. But as it is a personal bet, I don't always use it as an argument.

jomamaxx 10y ago
'web stack' is a natural entry point for newcomers because 'they can do stuff', i.e. make web-pages that do things they can touch and feel. So it makes sense on some levels ... But for programming proper ... no way. I wish that were not the case.