orange888

5 ms·

1.
by orange888 10y ago
Interesting, as it looks like the first time the term and maybe the idea itself of a "web assembly" was used
2.
Google Dart, JavaScript and Web Assembly (2011)(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
3 points by orange888 10y ago|1 comments
3.
by orange888 10y ago
patronising
4.
by orange888 10y ago
There are only two types of programming languages: those people complain about, and those no one uses.
5.
by orange888 10y ago
If he lived today, most items on that list would be googled and forgotten about in one morning. We take our access to endless info for granted.
6.
by orange888 10y ago
Explicit closing tags are only needed when dealing with more complex examples, like basic conditional or loops (arrays). Rather than try to teach you on a hackernews forum, you can learn all you need to know about the syntax in 5 minutes he
7.
by orange888 10y ago
I simply responded in kind. Notice the difference in tone from your first response, and this one. To answer you question, you use JS! Or PHP! Or any of the other 2 dozen languages Mustache supports. Mustache is all about logic-less template
8.
by orange888 10y ago
Once again: apples and oranges
9.
by orange888 10y ago
When I see examples like this, it reminds me just how elegant & simple Mustache.js template can be: Mustache.render( "{{#loggedIn}}Hello{{userName}}{/loggedIn}} {{^loggedIn}}Please log in{{/loggedIn}}", state
10.
by orange888 10y ago
Vue is a frontend framework . jQuery is a library , with a very specific goal (DOM access) What happened when you were using jQuery, is you created your own homegrown "framework" on top of it. Thats what you should be comparing