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Good points but: > I would expect real adoption of JS to begin when ES6 features (generators, classes, etc) become available. JS adoption is 101% on the clien
by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Good points but:
> I would expect real adoption of JS to begin when ES6 features (generators, classes, etc) become available.
JS adoption is 101% on the client side already, and this force will be merged with server side responsibilities.
You can't blame the JS way of doing things if you wan't to brute force other languages approaches. You need to code JS with JS mind model, otherwise, you will be seriously frustraded.