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Nothing fundamentally changed in the last few years AFAIK. I see no reason why it should rot faster. I've written things over ten years ago that work just fine
by Beltalowda 4y ago
Nothing fundamentally changed in the last few years AFAIK. I see no reason why it should rot faster. I've written things over ten years ago that work just fine today.
Client-side JavaScript is actually very compatible; see for example .at() to fix the [] subscripting behaviour (the reason [] wasn't changed was due to compatibility concerns; arr[-1] gets treated as arr["-1"], and changing it may break a script or two).