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Probably because the WTF cases are exaggerated. After a couple of months coding JS you will know it well enough so it doesn't bite you. It really is a non-issue
by erokar 9y ago
Probably because the WTF cases are exaggerated. After a couple of months coding JS you will know it well enough so it doesn't bite you. It really is a non-issue for people who work with it daily.
- chubot 9y agoI agree it might not be an issue for professional programmers, given the right tools. But there are plenty of people who would recommend Python over JS as a first programming language for exactly this reason. Python gives better error messages and has fewer WTFs. I think JS could be a good teaching language if it were not for the confusion over types, which is an important thing for a beginning programmer to understand.