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JavaScript's rough childhood - mort96 - 08-16-2013
Ey there!
As some of you may know, I’m a fan of JavaScript. Pretty much all of my projects are web apps, and as such, JavaScript is an important part of them.
JavaScript does have it’s good parts. Parts which at the very least are en par with other languages. It does, however, also have quite a bit of bad parts.
New blog post!
JavaScript's rough childhood
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - mad1231999 - 08-17-2013
fagit
learn some C
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - Chibill - 08-18-2013
Learn normal java it works better and can be used in web pages!
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - David - 08-19-2013
(08-18-2013, 09:50 PM)Chibill Wrote: Learn normal java it works better and can be used in web pages!
WITH the java plugin, yes.
Now watch out for xeo, he's going to kill you.
(08-17-2013, 05:05 PM)mad1231999 Wrote: fagit
learn some C
there is a diffrence between javascript and C
javascript is designed for webpages, C is not.
Not sure if you noticed that
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - VirtualPineapple - 08-21-2013
Mads is oblivious to how C does not specialize in everything.
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - mad1231999 - 08-21-2013
(08-21-2013, 06:41 AM)VirtualPineapple Wrote: Mads is oblivious to how C does not specialize in everything.
IT DOES. You can even use it for back-end webpage programming.
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - mort96 - 08-21-2013
Back end != front end.
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - David - 08-21-2013
(08-21-2013, 09:54 AM)mort96 Wrote: Back end != front end.
Who would have thougt mort was so smart?!?!?!?
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - Chibill - 08-21-2013
And java does not need no java plungin its a html tag in web pages.
RE: JavaScript's rough childhood - mort96 - 08-21-2013
Not sure if you're joking chi, but in case you're serious: Java does require a browser plugin.