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It's pretty clear from the post that he's talking about web development. And I don't think your 'all eggs in one basket' argument makes much sense. JavaScript
by msutherl 12y ago
It's pretty clear from the post that he's talking about web development.
And I don't think your 'all eggs in one basket' argument makes much sense. JavaScript will always be the (or, a) scripting language for the browser, and if something new emerges, we will all have plenty of time to prepare.
As for backend trends, they evolve slowly. One needn't worry about being caught unprepared for some sudden change.
- lostmsu 12y ago> JavaScript will always be the (or, a) scripting language for the browser, and if something new emerges, we will all have plenty of time to prepare. Thing is - what if it already emerged, but you missed that?
- ziikutv 12y agoActually some people are using javascript + node for embedded systems. But I only am interested in opinions related to web/phone development :)