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That's why I hate JS You need 10-12 tools and frameworks to do something and then you are full of bugs everywhere because of the poor designed language. Large
by IloveHN84 8y ago
That's why I hate JS
You need 10-12 tools and frameworks to do something and then you are full of bugs everywhere because of the poor designed language.
Large systems should rely on industry-proof languages (derived/based on C) to be safe.
Not a casa that there are approved coding standards that work (SERT for instance)
- ernst_klim 8y ago>rely on industry-proof languages (derived/based on C) to be safe looking at the CVS list with the amazement C is the Javascript of system programming: weakly typed, everything is an int, error prone, popular, nobody knows all the pitfalls.
- IloveHN84 8y agoI said based on C, not C. Alone C11 brings much more compared to C89. But C++ and C# are pretty solid and robust. Rust is the newcomer, perhaps Go..
- ernst_klim 8y agoC++ and Rust borrow their good parts from ML and Ada, not from C.
- zozbot123 8y agoThe "good part" of Rust compared to its closest alternatives is the machine model, which is straight C. You can even directly transpile C into Unsafe Rust.
- z3t4 8y agoThe reason why I love JS is that you do not need any frameworks, only the runtime. All you need is a text editor and an API reference (Node.JS, Web browser). All JS code is open source, so you can look at the code of the libraries you are using to see how it does stuff and learn a lot from it.