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What I mean is that some of the powerful components we can leverage today solve problems that did not exist in 1985, so having these available then would not re
by Pamar 8y ago
What I mean is that some of the powerful components we can leverage today solve problems that did not exist in 1985, so having these available then would not really help.
I mean: what would you use Node.js for - in 1985 - even assuming you had access to a system to develop and test stuff made with it?
- sedachv 8y ago> I mean: what would you use Node.js for - in 1985 In 1985, your hypothetical bank would be running VMS, which had asynchronous IO system calls as the default. There was no need to "invent" something like Node.js.