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Each release c# get more and more "functional". Previous versions you can use anonymous methods or lambdas to "simulate" local functions, but now its first clas
by ZeroClickOk 10y ago
Each release c# get more and more "functional". Previous versions you can use anonymous methods or lambdas to "simulate" local functions, but now its first class citzen.
The problem with JS is you need deal with a lot of hacky legacy things too, you want try new cool things on ES6/ES7, but you need take care about compatibility, 3rd party libraries integration, etc.
IMHO, I hope something like "ES10", where they forget previous versions, create from scratch a new javascript, without worries about polifilling, compatibily, shimming, etc. Then start to evolve from there.
- dodyg 10y agoIt's not wise to start a over a language. Perl6.