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Ah, the cycle is complete. Straight back to Java Applets now that we have 8000000 layers of abstraction in the middle. Good riddance horrific ball of JS/HTML/C
by throwawaydbd 9y ago
Ah, the cycle is complete. Straight back to Java Applets now that we have 8000000 layers of abstraction in the middle.
Good riddance horrific ball of JS/HTML/CSS
- kizer 9y agoAs long as the app performs well, who cares how many layers of abstraction exist between the app logic and hardware? If it took like 2 seconds a button to register a click, then I would say the layers of abstraction are too numerous. But this app seemed very responsive - and all I would have to do to start it is navigate to a page in my browser.
- topspin 9y agoThis is exactly the thought I had. Applets were always a crashy mess. Who knew Java would eventually get into the browser via transpiler (if that's what this is...) Anyone have a thought on how one might pronounce CheerpJ?