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I’ve written reams of JS over the years–web frontends with a dozen frameworks, Node backends, mobile apps, you name it. It’d probably make sense for me to use i
by macNchz 3y ago
I’ve written reams of JS over the years–web frontends with a dozen frameworks, Node backends, mobile apps, you name it. It’d probably make sense for me to use it more often on the backend, but the trouble I run into when committing to it for a new project is that… I just don’t like it.
I know how to avoid all of the “wat” stuff that people typically trot out to criticize the language. I can write a quality piece of production software with it. At the end of the day, though, I still just have this feeling like I’m cooking in someone else’s odd and disorganized kitchen with not quite all of the right tools and ingredients.