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You have chance to prevent it. It's not going to be perfect but use huge lesson learned from js ecosystem "mess" (I found this triggers some (many) js folks, it
by Existenceblinks 4y ago
You have chance to prevent it. It's not going to be perfect but use huge lesson learned from js ecosystem "mess" (I found this triggers some (many) js folks, it's quite ridiculous).
Javascript "mess" in browsers could be reduced by dividing into two parts. DOM stuff, and pure language stuff. The first part can stay as is. Probably wrapped into thin API for new lang interop. The second part is a completely new lang that compile to wasm (ideal if vice-versa) so that backend could also send wasm to browser and be able to interact with DOM too.
Next, backend js "mess" can be stopped because we have a better way for other languages to develop for the web.
- Ygg2 4y agoIMHO most software problem are social or caused by wider economic incentives. People come and go either because of life or work, and complexity piles up. I don't think there are any silver bullets. There is a reason Worse is Better. It's quicker to ship and spread.
- Existenceblinks 4y agoI agree with your line_1 and line_2. However I think Worse is Worse because it's only better 20% of all aspects, that makes it sounds better. Anything can be best with context pruning.