The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
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The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
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Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#2For context, this was one of the most enjoyed talks at PyCon this year.
Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#3I absolutely loved this.
Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#4I'm missing some obvious joke...but why is he pronouncing it yava-script.
Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#5I'm missing some obvious joke...but why is he pronouncing it yava-script.
Ask a Hispanic friend.
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#7Very impressive to have been recorded "April 2014" and released "April 2013." Seriously, though, great presentation.
Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#8I'm missing some obvious joke...but why is he pronouncing it yava-script.
I thought it was supposed to be a callback to this scene in Anchorman, but I'm not sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-LnP3uraDo
Re: The Birth and Death of JavaScript [video]
#9nice nice,ultimatly languages dont die,unless they are closed source and used for a single purpose ( AS3 ). In 2035,people will still be writing Javascript. I wonder what the language will look like though. Will it get type hinting like PHP? or type coercion? will it enforce strict encapsulation and message passing like Ruby ? will I be able to create adhoc functions just by implementing call/apply on an object? or subclass Array? Anyway , i guess we'll still be writing a lot of ES5 in the 5 years to come.