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I like your advice to avoid Webpack and prefer TypeScript, but I think the advice to lean away from JS in general is poorly-founded. JS is a powerful, portable
by notduncansmith 8y ago
I like your advice to avoid Webpack and prefer TypeScript, but I think the advice to lean away from JS in general is poorly-founded. JS is a powerful, portable language with lots of opportunities to add value. It’s a good language to have in your toolkit along with others, and you can make a good living by learning to write good JS programs.
- rolleiflex 8y agoThat is true. I meant it as in: ‘If you can avoid writing something in JavaScript, do so’. Obviously, there are contexts where it is the only game in town — I have big hopes for WebAssembly for that reason.