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I think Javascript has been rapidly getting better, as a language. Every time you hear a front end dev complain about having to support IE, consider that an end

I think Javascript has been rapidly getting better, as a language. Every time you hear a front end dev complain about having to support IE, consider that an endorsement of the way HTML/CSS/Javascript has been improving. No one is complaining about having to use the latest version of Javascript to support the new Chrome.

cutler 8y ago
Dunno about that. According to Kyle Simpson (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pL28CcEijU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pL28CcEijU) ES6 has introduced plenty of WTFs to add to the archives. Back-to-front, inconsistent destructuring and Symbols which hide from object enumeration. And after all these new versions Javascript still lacks really basic functions such as range().