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> You must be a JavaScript developer. and i took that personally
by hankbond 23d ago
> You must be a JavaScript developer.
and i took that personally
- jquery 23d agoI was upset and felt like I did something wrong.
- brabel 23d agoGot that too... but on JS's defence, I think the JS behavior is the most "natural" unless you've been trained on the other approaches (where explicitly awaiting is required for anything to actually happen). Dart and Kotlin, for example, also do that (and are not mentioned in the article - would have felt nicer to be told I must be a Kotlin/Dart developer).