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When I read the parent comment I didn't infer any of the spite you seem to have felt. It's an interesting question, rephrased: "Is this the best way forward? Or
by 55555 6y ago
When I read the parent comment I didn't infer any of the spite you seem to have felt. It's an interesting question, rephrased: "Is this the best way forward? Or is it only better because people don't need to learn a new language? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Will my current approach to development go out of fashion?"
- 40four 6y agoFair enough, maybe I misinterpreted. But things like "Or if it just exists because JavaScript developers don’t want to learn something new", are very divisive. As if there is something different about Javascript developers that make them lazy, and C programmers are infinitely curious and learn everything new they can. Edit: I don't believe one way or the other 'better' technically speaking. Usually the 'best' way forward is the one you have the most skill in. So yes, the one you don't need to learn a new language. Tools like Deno are designed for web developers. Just because they are popular and you hear about them a lot doesn't mean someone else's way of doing things it threatened.