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Node.js Creator Blasts Node.js, Offers a Secure TypeScript-Based Alternative
- danschumann 8y agoEHhh he doesn't blast it so much as blast himself/his decisions. He is just being hard on himself, and he says in his interview DON'T use my new project yet. He's doing these experiments to see if they work, and in my opinion, to see if node should move in that direction. In some ways, he's like a Steve Jobs coming back to Apple to re-build what he made.
- myf01d 8y ago>he's like a Steve Jobs How can you compare innovative engineers to low IQ bullies with connections?
- l2dy 8y agoPrevious discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17247135 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17247135
- sbr464 8y agoI feel this title is a little extreme. Any project can be ripped to pieces, especially by the main person who wrote the code. This could apply to any industry. It’s more of a thought experiment, an opportunity to think outside the box if you could begin again. I think it’s valuable, and a good video still.
- kumarvvr 8y agoTitle is a bit extreme. It's more of retrospection than 'blasting'. Also, I really like TS and wish Deno a speedy wide release.
- quxbar 8y agoPIling on to say this title sensationalizes what was a very reasonable and good-humored exhibition of one person's small project. Hardly an alternative.
- qwtel 8y agoThe title is misleading, as it cointains traces of accuracy, try these instead: “Deluded node shill gets destroyed by JS god Ryan Dahl” “Node.js project falters after prophet returns from the dead; delivers 10 commandmennds” “THE END OF NODE. Mass panic ensues as wrath-god Ryan Dahl descends from the heavens and ushers in reign of TypeScript”