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Let's not mess it up just because we want it quickly, if we (they) do this correctly, it might be the final big progression, but if we do it too quickly, it mig
by TomMarius 9y ago
Let's not mess it up just because we want it quickly, if we (they) do this correctly, it might be the final big progression, but if we do it too quickly, it might turn into the next JavaScript (problem-wise).
- alekratz 9y agoThis. They want to get it right, and iron out any kinks NOW so we aren't worried about "breaking compatibility" 20 years down the road.
- nickthemagicman 9y agoWhy can't we have versions that can be turned on and off? It seems like a no brainer to avoid javascript nightmare. Thinks will still need to be updated.