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The problem with this question is by the time I finish typing my answer, the JS world will have moved on to the next big thing
by tbirrell 9y ago
The problem with this question is by the time I finish typing my answer, the JS world will have moved on to the next big thing
- wehere1 9y agoyawn try again sweetie by the time you finish typing your answer some other boring knucklehead will have typed the same answer thinking they're clever
- avaer 9y agoEven if so, if you "learned Javascript" as opposed to "learned last big thing", then it will look the same to you.
- veidelis 9y agoYes, React will be baked into the browser, wasm will be supported widely and everyone will write JS in their favorite language. Not to mention JS will have threads.
- devNoise 9y agoI've been going through the challenges and projects at freeCodeCamp to shore up my JS skills. I had been using React and started to focus on the D3.js projects. Started a new project with React and now I'm being told that React.createClass is being deprecated in v16. JS the language is getting better and more powerful. The frameworks and the libraries are a moving target.