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All three of them :) Mostly there are diehard haters for JS, not diehard fans. A lot of people who use JS are pragmatists and fantastic problem solvers that I
by ahmedalsudani 6y ago
All three of them :)
Mostly there are diehard haters for JS, not diehard fans.
A lot of people who use JS are pragmatists and fantastic problem solvers that I have a ton of respect for.
-Someone who's not too fond of JS
- shepherdjerred 6y agoI used to be a die-hard hater but converted to a die-hard fa n when I started actually learning the language. Once you know the quirks it's quite nice. Of course since it's dynamically typed it's hard to use for larger programs, but TypeScript solves that.