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What's unique to JS is how short the shelf life of documentation is compared to the past. 15 years ago if you found a tutorial and it didn't work, it meant it
by lostapathy 8y ago
What's unique to JS is how short the shelf life of documentation is compared to the past. 15 years ago if you found a tutorial and it didn't work, it meant it was either many years old or you could install one java (etc) version prior and it'd work again. It seems like a lot of JS docs go obsolete within months if not weeks.