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Isn't it more like, uh, Java for the web, except without a bytecode? This analogy is just weird.
by mbrock 13y ago
Isn't it more like, uh, Java for the web, except without a bytecode? This analogy is just weird.
- Drakim 13y agoJava was always an external plugin to the web (like Flash), while JavaScript sits more comfortable in the same shelf alongside HTML and CSS.
- mbrock 13y agoThe web is an external plugin to the computer. JavaScript is its programming language.
- codeulike 13y agoThe article does say "Maybe 'JavaScript is the Web's Bytecode' is better." - in the first parapgraph.