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Wanna play some 11 years old bootleg Tetris? http://nohatcoder.dk/scriptris/ http://nohatcoder.dk/scriptris/ I coded that to run in every browser I could get m
by NohatCoder 7y ago
Wanna play some 11 years old bootleg Tetris? http://nohatcoder.dk/scriptris/ http://nohatcoder.dk/scriptris/
I coded that to run in every browser I could get my hands on. Browsers of the last 10 years have been very good at maintaining backwards compatibility, so no updates needed, at all. They may rewrite the OS cores from scratch (or in Scratch) and replace all the current instruction sets, browser vendors may come and go, and new features will keep on being added, but none of that will break my game.
Care to explain how JavaScript is not robust?
- mamcx 7y agoYou do JS in the old days. JS today is a bigger mess. Is possible to avoid problems I use vue, without npm, package managers or anything else than direct link in the head. But I need to be care-full in what to code and check support across browsers. --- About "not robust". In fact what need to be defended is how is possible to call it robust! But anyway: JS is a badly designed language, have weird edge cases, and will fail silently (the worst of all) in many ways. A robust language not only catch stupid errors, but have a better std support (like having integers!) and better defaults and ways to do data transformations.
- NohatCoder 7y agoIt is not moving the foundation I have built on, a working program continues to work, that is more than one can say about most platforms.