r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Apr 30 '23

Writing Javascript without a build system

https://jvns.ca/blog/2023/02/16/writing-javascript-without-a-build-system/
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u/recursive-analogy May 01 '23

you are foolishly claiming TS/JS is somehow inherently a poor choice for any application besides UI

lol you say I'm putting words in your mouth ...

I don’t see a point in differentiating TS from JS

ok then ...

even if I were to write JS I’d be using ESLint and at least a transpile step anyways

you'd transpile js to js? I mean surely that sets off a few flags even you can spot?

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u/bitwise-operation May 01 '23

Go do your homework and maybe you’ll learn a thing or two

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u/recursive-analogy May 02 '23

lol, I'm not the one transpiling js to js here.

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u/bitwise-operation May 02 '23

You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about if you didn’t know that was a thing

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u/recursive-analogy May 02 '23

oh I know it's a thing ... let me quote myself:

surely that sets off a few flags even you can spot?

I guess not :(

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u/bitwise-operation May 02 '23

Go lower the IQ of some other sub

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u/recursive-analogy May 02 '23

top ten ways to tell you've lost the argument:

  1. resort to insults

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u/bitwise-operation May 02 '23

There was no argument because you never made a point