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I actually like JS, but it bothers me heaps when something fails silently. That is, something doesn't happen and I have to go hunting to find out where the pro
by CyberFonic 12y ago
I actually like JS, but it bothers me heaps when something fails silently. That is, something doesn't happen and I have to go hunting to find out where the problem is. In most languages I would get an exception, an error or at least a warning.
- joescript 12y agoThat is true, it something is needed in the language
- mattmurdog 12y agoThis can be resolved very easily with inspectors or writing educated console logs.