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That's a pretty dramatized way of framing it, don't you think? I think the take-away is as simple as this: JavaScript is a dumpster-fire, and we should probabl
by jpk 14y ago
That's a pretty dramatized way of framing it, don't you think? I think the take-away is as simple as this: JavaScript is a dumpster-fire, and we should probably fix it so we can avoid more of this noise. Framing it as a soap opera conflict instead of a teachable moment makes it more productivity-draining than it already is.
- dclowd9901 14y agoI'm only explaining what makes sense. I know, personally, I'm not going to change how I'm writing my code because of what two influential Javascript developers bitched about on a Github ticket, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone in that sentiment. I'm merely explaining why it's drawing so much attention, and what nerves this debate seems to be touching, because as a technical debate it is insanely boring. But that's clearly why it's not strictly a technical debate.