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Yes, nothing to combat spaghetti Javascript. Oh, except for JQuery, node.js, etc., etc. Face it - we have SO MUCH MORE POWER now than we did just a few years
by lubujackson 14y ago
Yes, nothing to combat spaghetti Javascript.
Oh, except for JQuery, node.js, etc., etc.
Face it - we have SO MUCH MORE POWER now than we did just a few years ago, and so many more tools for managing and abstracting that complexity. In fact, there seems to be a trend of abstracting complexity while focusing on lightweight codebases. Sounds like progress to me.