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All I can say is that’s the cost of doing business with the browser being the main platform. If devs want to interact with it less then focus on moving more to
by no_wizard 2y ago
All I can say is that’s the cost of doing business with the browser being the main platform.
If devs want to interact with it less then focus on moving more to the server. You can still serve HTML and CSS and get a long way without ever touching JS.
It’s no different than other domains where one or two particular languages largely dominate. Like I don’t hear developers decrying the existence of C/C++ every chance they get
I think the hate is entirely unjustified. It’s fine to have preferences but so often it goes beyond that.
- NooneAtAll3 2y ago> Like I don’t hear developers decrying the existence of C/C++ every chance they get I guess you haven't encountered the monkey zoo of rust cultists yet
- no_wizard 2y agoI have, but they’re not quite as zealous. The anti JS campaign has been running almost as long as I’ve been using it, which is pushing two decades now. Now I know why PHP devs sometimes get a little defensive
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- lolinder 2y agoFWIW, I agree totally, and I don't find JavaScript to be bad at all.