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> To be fair, if you want ultra-high performance for high quality 3d games, why did you learn javascript? That's not fair at all, because there are valid answe
by chc 13y ago
> To be fair, if you want ultra-high performance for high quality 3d games, why did you learn javascript?
That's not fair at all, because there are valid answers to that question like "Because I also want my programs to run in the browser."
- corysama 13y agoUntil recently, that was a contradictory set of goals. Now it's pretty feasible to achieve both goals using C++. But, not so much with hand-written JS... (Feasible, not arguing theoretical)
- chc 13y agoKindasorta. They do contradict if you only write one program. But you could write a high-performance 3D game and a web app and achieve both goals, thus justifying learning both JavaScript and C++.