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There's a HUGE difference between "here to stay" and becoming the "dominant programming language of the enterprise"
by frostmatthew 13y ago
There's a HUGE difference between "here to stay" and becoming the "dominant programming language of the enterprise"
- kalms 13y agoI'm not saying the article is right either, since it is a rather bold claim. But it is just as one sided to write it off as stupidity, because JavaScript is dynamically typed - or whatever. I can't force anyone to like JavaScript, nor would I like to, but my personal experience does lend some credence to OP from where I'm sitting. I think the biggest problem with OP's claim is the lack of true enterprise software written in JavaScript. I can't think of anyone, besides a few lightweight SaaS applications. We're currently building a large-scale application for public schools here in Scandinavia, but it is augmented by a .NET service backend. I hope we'll get a swing at a full-stack solution soon.