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That has nothing to do with Javascript's merits as a language though. It's simply the only language browsers expose the DOM to natively.
by magila 5y ago
That has nothing to do with Javascript's merits as a language though. It's simply the only language browsers expose the DOM to natively.
- aphextron 5y ago>That has nothing to do with Javascript's merits as a language though. Sure it does. DOM support is built into the very core of JS as a language, and that has shaped the entire history of its' development and subsequent API choices. It's not just a library that it happens to support, the way it would be with any other language.