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> It is not Javascript per se, but the so-called "modern" browser that creates problems for so many users. I think that it's both-and, not either-or. JavaScri
by zeveb 9y ago
> It is not Javascript per se, but the so-called "modern" browser that creates problems for so many users.
I think that it's both-and, not either-or. JavaScript itself is a terrible, horrible, no-good language; the modern browser environment is also a terrible, horrible, no-good invasion of privacy and destruction of security.
I do not believe that there is any purpose for which JavaScript is a suitable language (absent considerations of popularity, e.g. as on the web browser), although I could be wrong and am open to counterexamples.