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this comparison doesn't really make sense since JS as a language keeps a lot of old baggage to maintain backwards compatibility.
by toastercat 1y ago
this comparison doesn't really make sense since JS as a language keeps a lot of old baggage to maintain backwards compatibility.
- flohofwoe 1y agoIn reality it makes little difference whether source code needs to be fixed because of a breaking language or dependency update. Even in C/C++ I need to go over my code whenever I update to a new compiler version because of new warnings.
- pjmlp 1y agoAnd that is why when no one pays the budget for doing tooling upgrades in big corps, the tooling never gets updated.