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the author, thanks to him. has put out a lot of material to gain deep knowledge in javascript. I love js and it has put food on the table. but it's becoming a d
by dzonga 5y ago
the author, thanks to him. has put out a lot of material to gain deep knowledge in javascript. I love js and it has put food on the table. but it's becoming a difficult language to learn / keep up with for people with preference for small languages. yeah ES+ features are beneficial sometimes but adding new syntax just keeps folks on the hamster wheel. python suffers this problem as well, that my pleasure in writing python was in the python 2 days.
I have started migrating from those platforms to ruby / clojure. since things rarely get added to those ecosystems. one can pop in after 20 years and nothing has changed and everything still works as before
- greydius 5y ago> one can pop in after 20 years and nothing has changed 20 years ago Clojure didn't exist and Ruby was practically unknown outside of Japan