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Why do web browsers use such bad languages?
- thekaleb 13y agoJust some complaining about JavaScript and CSS, move along.
- WizzleKake 13y agoRalph's Rule: "There is no technology so poorly conceived, so inconsistent, so aesthetically offensive, or so woefully untouched by theory that it will not see widespread adoption in the Web community."
- devnill 13y agoThe article makes a lot of generalizations but never points to any specific reasons why css and js are actually bad.
- ToastyMallows 13y ago> ECMAScript 6 fixes all of that!” The promises never hold water. No pun intended?
- bsaul 13y agoIsn't what google is doing with dart ? I thought they had plan to embed a dart vm inside chrome. As for css i still haven't found a layout framework that would let you design responsive UIs easily. It seems to me that coding in fix positionning is easy in any system and coding for flexible layout is hard no matter what you're using (eg : which of iOS autolayout or CSS 3 is the best ? Hard question)
- sopooneo 13y agoBecause it's there. Whatever is there, people will push it to do things it wasn't designed for. Any they'll push so hard it will actually work.
- hashberry 13y agoPlease offer alternatives and examples of "awesome" front-end programming. Also, the author fails to take into account the evolution of the web browser. In my day we didn't even have CSS. Just HTML.
- Lavinski 13y agoThere is actually a lot being done.
- csense 13y ago> If anyone knows of a serious effort to bring Python...to the forefront of web techs please let me know. Pyjamas and Skulpt are two examples of this that immediately come to mind. If you're a Microsoft fanboy / fangirl, IE supports vbscript; see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14044561/is-it-possible-to-run-the-vbscript-file-vbs-from-the-browser http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14044561/is-it-possible-t...