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I think JavaScript is going to be the number one choice for server-side programming... for web developers who are dipping their toes into back-end code. .NET c
by dkarl 15y ago
I think JavaScript is going to be the number one choice for server-side programming... for web developers who are dipping their toes into back-end code. .NET covers a lot more ground than that. Anyway, even if you decide to use JavaScript on the server side, you need more than a language. You need a platform with libraries and so forth. Solution? JavaScript.NET. If JavaScript becomes a big server-side language on Windows, that's how it will happen.
- nxn 15y agoI'm not going to say I disagree with you, I'm just quite stumped as to why such a large portion of web developers don't like static typing. These days a static language with good type inference honestly gets rid of most of the burden and the ugly verbosity while still giving you compile time checking.