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Compared to javascript, Java is quite "rigid". There is always a right way to do things, and doing something else usually leads to hard times. This means that i
by keeperofdakeys 14y ago
Compared to javascript, Java is quite "rigid". There is always a right way to do things, and doing something else usually leads to hard times. This means that it fits quite well together, and allows complex systems to be more easily created.
Javascript's relativity 'loose' type system means that developers have to spend a lot more time ensuring parts will work well. It isn't like good code can't be written in javascript, it's just that it takes a lot more effort.