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The change in JS isn't "out with the old, in with the new"...it's just "in with the new". There are more choices than ever before, because you can build about 1
by tomphoolery 10y ago
The change in JS isn't "out with the old, in with the new"...it's just "in with the new". There are more choices than ever before, because you can build about 100x the kinds of apps that you could have before with JavaScript. Prior to 2009, JavaScript was pretty much only good for web applications. Now, you can build servers, embedded devices, native applications for every platform imaginable, you name it. Pretty much anything that can be built, can be built with JavaScript.