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I feel I've done that. Started as a sys-admin, moved to programming, all that. The problem is that more and more my clients are looking for live data, push not
by traverseda 10y ago
I feel I've done that. Started as a sys-admin, moved to programming, all that.
The problem is that more and more my clients are looking for live data, push notifications, video-streaming, etc. Sure, I can throw together really solid "classic" websites all day long, with facebook integrations and payment processing and whatever else.
But more of my stuff is requiring reliable well-documented javascript. And since I've got to install at least 3 different tools to get imports working well, that's always going to be a pain. I shouldn't have to run my code through 3 different preprosessors to get common language features.
I hope asm.js solves some of these problems.