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What about Node has changed? It's been the same for several years save for the introduction of some new (optional) APIs and support for language features in Jav
by rglover 5y ago
What about Node has changed? It's been the same for several years save for the introduction of some new (optional) APIs and support for language features in JavaScript.
- mejutoco 5y agoI would say, using it with Typescript became much more common. There is also deno (https://deno.land/ https://deno.land/), from the same creator.
- marcosdumay 5y agoWell, it's not a web thing. All of software development is migrating into strict/expressive/implicit type systems. The web frontends just happened to move faster there because Typescript has a great type system and is backwards compatible. Embedded and system programming aren't much behind, because of Rust. Everything else isn't migrating to Haskelllike languages nearly as quickly, but most software will go eventually. The slowness is probably more due to bad market dynamics for the tools than to long term issues.