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Your employer or your team can force you, in fact it's pretty common. I rather use CoffeeScript instead of JavaScript, and I've forced teams to use CoffeeScrip
by igorgue 12y ago
Your employer or your team can force you, in fact it's pretty common.
I rather use CoffeeScript instead of JavaScript, and I've forced teams to use CoffeeScript, but the fact that all browsers use JavaScript and everyone "knows" JavaScript make it easier for teams to stick with it.
You can do it sneakily but it could be a problem when you need to follow certain code conventions stablished by the team.
- dkarapetyan 12y agoSo is your employer currently forcing you? If you don't enjoy the experience so much then it's not like you don't have options. You could literally have another front-end job tomorrow working with your compile-to-js language of choice if you wanted to given the state of the developer market.
- igorgue 12y agoI'm just explaining the reason why people complain about that language that YOU can't understand, besides, the job my pay really well and you like to keep it, not everyone is like you man, and you're not right all the time... Chill, you don't have to be a confrontational prick every single time of the day. Then when people call us jerks we don't understand...