“Node.js is one of the worst things to happen to the software industry” (2012)
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#3Now we have async/await, I think there is no problem.
Re: “Node.js is one of the worst things to happen to the software industry” (2012)
#4Thanks for that :)
Re: “Node.js is one of the worst things to happen to the software industry” (2012)
#5Like Visual Basic-- it convinced people who otherwise had no idea what they were doing that they were programmers.
It's fun for the rest of us CS/Math guys to sit back and watch you JS programmers discover things we learned 40 years ago. :-)
Re: “Node.js is one of the worst things to happen to the software industry” (2012)
#6I don't think there's a single language or framework that I haven't heard this about.
None of our tools are perfect, but great software has been written with all of them anyway, and lots of people have enjoyed working with those tools along the way.
If you don't like a tool, switch or build a better one. Don't write long borderline-nihilistic blog posts about how everything is terrible and we're all clueless.
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#7Javascript is the Visual Basic of the 201x's. Like Visual Basic-- it convinced people who otherwise had no idea what they were doing that they were programmers. It's fun for the rest of us CS/Math guys to sit back and watch you JS programmers discover things we learned 40 years ago. :-)
Re: “Node.js is one of the worst things to happen to the software industry” (2012)
#8But it's still evil and I hate it.
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#10What morbid nonsense. I don't think there's a single language or framework that I haven't heard this about. None of our tools are perfect, but great software has been written with all of them anyway, and lots of people have enjoyed working with those tools along the way. If you don't like a tool, switch or build a better one. Don't write long borderline-nihilistic blog posts about how everything is terrible and we're…