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I would probably bet most people approach JS like that. Which is probably related to the fact that there is so much bad javascript. People who don't really lear
by Xk 16y ago
I would probably bet most people approach JS like that. Which is probably related to the fact that there is so much bad javascript. People who don't really learn the language and just assume that they know [insert-statically-typed-language-here] and therefore can program javascript.
- psawaya 16y agoIndeed. Javascript: The Good Parts is a good book for getting past that stage. I feel like I'm finally learning JS, after having used it for years amateurishly, and it's becoming one of my favorite languages.