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But didn’t we say the same thing about JS almost every year in the past? Only for the status quo to be obsoleted in a few months? Is the breakneck change curve
by zoul 9y ago
But didn’t we say the same thing about JS almost every year in the past? Only for the status quo to be obsoleted in a few months? Is the breakneck change curve slowing down finally?
- lolive 9y agoBeing a java-ist, I could not consider to learn JS without a proper type system, and a proper IDE (with autocompletion, static analysis & refactoring facilities). TypeScript & VSCode/IntelliJ save my day now. More advanced programming paradigms (a la Haskell) are nowadays almost doable in the JS ecosystem. So yes, I would consider that JS has matured as a platform. I still have no clue about frontend web frameworks yet.