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Have you ever worked on a non-trivial JavaScript application? I'll define that as 10,000 lines or more. I ask because I suspect that this comment is simply a vi
by mwcampbell 13y ago
Have you ever worked on a non-trivial JavaScript application? I'll define that as 10,000 lines or more. I ask because I suspect that this comment is simply a visceral reaction to some flaw in JS, and I want to know if that reaction is based on experience.
- Herald_MJ 13y agoI have worked on what I would call non-trivial Javascript applications, but only front-end javascript (no server-side js, apart from a few MongoDB map-reduce queries). My feelings towards js are are informed by that experience, and my (happier) experiences with other languages - which are primarily Python, Java and Objective-C, if you're interested.