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Not disagreeing, but as a long time JavaScripter it is remarkable to me that no matter how delightful or expressive or ergonomic the language tries to become, t
by cdata 9y ago
Not disagreeing, but as a long time JavaScripter it is remarkable to me that no matter how delightful or expressive or ergonomic the language tries to become, the same old criticisms manage to evolve with it (this may not be unique to JS).
[Edit] JS has long been criticized (fairly or not) for offering clunky "concurrency" strategies. If you must down vote, please have the decency to offer a counter perspective.
- Jim99 9y agoAs someone who has been around for a long time and manages teams using many different languages (C,C++,C#,Java,Python,JavaScript) my JavaScript/Web teams are the most problematic in terms of cost/performance/gating bugs/upgrades/multi-platform support. The JavaScript critiques that you see are just an expression of the time and resources being wasted.
- cdata 9y agoWhere in the stack did you spend your time before you became a manager?
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]