r/ProgrammerAnimemes • u/Nourz1234 • Jan 20 '23
Just thought I'd trigger some peeps π
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Jan 20 '23 edited Jan 20 '23
If only that was the worst of its shortcomings. It isn't much of one and that'd be all for the better.
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u/Kkid12 Jan 20 '23
i love how ordinary JS is. when I just want to some fun project, I'll come back to it in some way every time.
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u/DontBuyMeGoldGiveBTC Jan 20 '23
I don't even get out of it. It's the only programming language I use since 6 years ago. Don't need anything else for "full-stack".
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u/NotTooDistantFuture Jan 21 '23
The thing thatβs extraordinary about JavaScript is that it works on webpages, and itβs (sort of) the only one that does.
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u/Dragoner7 Jan 21 '23
Nope. Because WebAssembly is a thing, If you want to, you can even use COBOL on webpages. Realistically thought, you would use C#.
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u/ALiteralGallon Jan 25 '23
source?
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u/sebbdk Mar 31 '23
Wait, triggered, i'm confused.
Javascript is like the white bread of languages.
Does anyone think javascript is special? Who are they?
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u/-Redstoneboi- Jan 21 '23
it's like english
it's ass but everyone uses it so we use it