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Amen to this! I too got really excited until I saw it was JavaScript. For me to use it I'd have to link against some sort of JavaScript interpreter (ew) and p
by loxias 6y ago
Amen to this! I too got really excited until I saw it was JavaScript. For me to use it I'd have to link against some sort of JavaScript interpreter (ew) and probably incur performance penalties shoveling the data too and fro.
Can't we just have nice, normal libraries like we used to? Tools that require me to install a huge new build system, package management (cough golang cough) just to run quickly lose their appeal.
- MsMowz 6y agoThe answer is the same as it always was: you'll have "normal" libraries when somebody writes them (it could even be you). Most new application development relies on web servers, where JavaScript is very relevant and normal.