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JavaScript in 2015

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Re: JavaScript in 2015

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Post by fredsted »

Great screencast – lots of detail in a short period. No messing around, it also shows how an optimized workflow should look like. The audio/video quality of the screencast was extremely good as well.

Re: JavaScript in 2015

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Post by akanet »

God, he makes it look good. The demo does give me a few of the ol' "too much magic" heebie jeebies, but frontend JS development is so badly lacking in compelling packaage management stories that I'm going to give jspm a shot.

Here's to 2015, I suppose.

P.S. Glen, if you're reading this, I really would love to see a youtube of a DJ hooked up to automatically synced GIFs. Don't be a tease.

Re: JavaScript in 2015

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Post by akanet »

[deleted] wrote: post #5

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The article and cast was specifically about making the development flow for frontend javascript more robust. What are you complaining about? This article has nothing to do with advocating JS for "critical systems, frameworks and back end".

Re: JavaScript in 2015

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Post by oneeyedpigeon »

collyw wrote: post #3

Still has more WTF moments than any other language I have used so far.

Your comment might be useful or interesting if you explained which WTF moments affected you in particular, or even just which other languages you've used. As it is, it's not adding much to the conversation which is why you've been downvoted.
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