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It doesn't, it's about Javascript being driven backwards by big $.
by wodencafe 10y ago
It doesn't, it's about Javascript being driven backwards by big $.
- ben_jones 10y agoThat just opens a pedantic conversation on what "forwards" is, which is mostly relative. A PM will think "forward" is faster development, an engineer might view "forward" as better best practices and better mean software quality. "Forwards" to Facebook is more ad impressions. The real answer is probably a combination of all the above, which qualifies for GP's comment.