joescript

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Is Node.js a good general purpose framework/language
1 points by joescript 11y ago|0 comments
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by joescript 12y ago
i check dice, indeed and simplyhired and openings are pop up alot, but its hard to tell with HR people posting the Jobs and they know nothing about the field.
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by joescript 12y ago
truth, but its up to us as programmers to make it better by combining logic and design. for mostly employment reason etc.... but i prefer low gui and more command line in exp, more flexible/powerful than any gui exp :)
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by joescript 12y ago
Clean is good, but not always better. also having a language controller by one company will make the language bias
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Is Perl coming back?
21 points by joescript 12y ago|16 comments
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by joescript 12y ago
That is true, it something is needed in the language
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by joescript 12y ago
https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... thanks for the links elviejo
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by joescript 12y ago
As programming grow, new thoughts and ideas we have coders have to think of new way of doing things. so far it has work. now the question is that with this new way of doing things how should we resolve,approach of use this?
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by joescript 12y ago
the fact the many browser are like an OS in the sense it's home for the web but many vendors tend to believe that they can control the web by shift their browser to standards to try to control it. Remember the web a free communication
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by joescript 12y ago
yes I agree on the Improvement but like it has been mention it was a Toy language in the sense of as not so verbose. but remember Html and CSS were missing of feature and structure for manny reason. as Programmer, Hackers and Tinkers it is
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by joescript 12y ago
I agree in which gives it a bad rep, but also vendors are at fault with this. because the web is freedom and they wanted to claim it. it which cause a big rip. remember the web gave us so much in the programming world. also Php and non-pyth
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by joescript 12y ago
But the language gave the web the foundation it need to have functional programming for the web. also it is quick to have a low end laptop or device and still learn to program. but we got to admit it has grown and evolve more than ever.I g
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by joescript 12y ago
http://javascript.crockford.com/javascript.html
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Why people hate JavaScript?
7 points by joescript 12y ago|28 comments
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by joescript 12y ago
cool i will check it out,thanks
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by joescript 12y ago
Hello Again added a form http://goo.gl/forms/2VZAXFOigk for votes Please pass the word, it would be nice to get a real world vote base on the internet and not some one sided community of organization
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by joescript 12y ago
Hmm Lisp, I will give That a try while I study python. Doesn't hurt to try. thanks @informatimago also a question do you think clojure is a good alternative? huge lib for the language because of all the jars out thier
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by joescript 12y ago
also any thoughts on lua or ruby lua: lightweight ruby: joy of coding
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by joescript 12y ago
I do like the language a lot, maybe I will do that.it just a lot of the people liked it. I'm not the following the coward type. maybe I will master this. it just sometimes it's hard and crazy out there trying to find one for you :
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Picking a language for general purpose or hacking(most diverse)
2 points by joescript 12y ago|8 comments