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If it means the end of JavaScript, I'm all in. Let's get back to having real application languages for applications, and markup languages for text. I hope tha
by megaman22 8y ago
If it means the end of JavaScript, I'm all in. Let's get back to having real application languages for applications, and markup languages for text.
I hope that we'll come around to the idea that this two-decades long fascination with abusing the hell out of web technology was a fever dream, and go on to build something better on more substantial foundations.
I'm probably going to be disappointed...
- wrinkl3 8y agoI don't see Javascript going away anytime soon, tbh. We've already reached the point where it's the first language for a mind-boggling number of developers, it absolutely dominates the frontend frameworks and it's been steadily becoming more popular on the server side.