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It’s increasingly almost the same, aside from very DOM/*ML rendering contexts, and getting more similar as time goes on. Which is good for portability but JS (E
by eyelidlessness 5y ago
It’s increasingly almost the same, aside from very DOM/*ML rendering contexts, and getting more similar as time goes on. Which is good for portability but JS (ECMAScript/TC-39) is huge in itself, and the various compatible things in the JS runtime ecosystem (browsers/Node/Deno) is also huge. Node was historically more limited here but given how much the language itself is expanding they have to choose compat.