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This whole JavaScript "revolution" seems surreal to me. I still can't believe they snuck JavaScript onto the backend. Edit: Angry is a better word.
by Clownshoesms 9y ago
This whole JavaScript "revolution" seems surreal to me. I still can't believe they snuck JavaScript onto the backend.
Edit: Angry is a better word.
- nebabyte 9y ago'Angry' will be me once they start publishing metrics on how optimized JS (or what, webASM or something?) beats out native. Oh, I'm sure it's being done already. At this point I'm just back in my comfort zone. Let them battle it out for a few more years, I can probably make my peace with whatever's left over or stay in my niche.
- martijn_himself 9y agoOut of curiosity, what is your niche?
- marcins 9y agoServer-side JS has existed as long as JS itself. Netscape had something called LiveWire as part of their Enterprise Server in 1995.