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JS is something like 23 years old, so it cant be blamed on trends or youth. I think the problem is that nobody tests dependencies. There is a misguided belief
by austincheney 8y ago
JS is something like 23 years old, so it cant be blamed on trends or youth. I think the problem is that nobody tests dependencies. There is a misguided belief that everything is community tested, wonderful, and that this community stamp of approval is superior to any decision a person could make. To me this sounds stupid and criminally negligent, but I have heard this very reasoning more than many times.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoThe reinvention of JS for use in serious projects is only about 10 years old however. A lot of these folks were early career and using a language that's not been historically strict.