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It's not really any worse than Python or Ruby, but you also get TypeScript which helps
by eddsh1994 4y ago
It's not really any worse than Python or Ruby, but you also get TypeScript which helps
- FridgeSeal 4y agoI posit that it is both. Dealing with interactivity in the browser is subtle, complex and full of edge cases. JavaScript is also a horrible, broken language that’s not really fit for purpose. We’ve collectively invested a lot of time and resources trying to improve the experience of working with it, but the point still stands.
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