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This is an idiotic thing to do. - JS is difficult to maintain - JS is difficult to statically analyze - Callback hell is a stupid thing to voluntarily subjec
by frugalmail 12y ago
This is an idiotic thing to do.
- JS is difficult to maintain
- JS is difficult to statically analyze
- Callback hell is a stupid thing to voluntarily subject a team to
- JS is notoriously difficult to debug
- It's much harder to find "good" JS resources, but much easier to find "bad" or "mediocre" JS resources
- mackwic 12y agoSame goes for C and C++, pretty much exactly the same. Well, I have some bad news for you... :) It's not because it's JS that we can fire the architect, SOLID principles (yes, they still are quite good practices), and abandon all sane project management. Truth is, there's no silver bullet, it's always a trade-off, blah blah blah. In the end, I found it easier in JS than C to adapt the quality management of the project with it's criticity. Yep, I have some slightly critic components which run in JS right now, and I'm OK with that.
- _random_ 12y agoWho cares about debugging, code correctness and maintenance when it's so "fun" to code in JS?