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Nothing wrong, it's just a more common tradition. JS used purely as a declarative language is actually remarkably consistent. And if you have inconsistencies,
by jkoudys 8y ago
Nothing wrong, it's just a more common tradition.
JS used purely as a declarative language is actually remarkably consistent. And if you have inconsistencies, I'd rather have the same inconsistencies than have 3 different languages to worry about.