alt Hacker NewsIt's ok for a language (JS in this instance) to be good in a domain but not good in all domains. Pulling a language in every direction forces it to make compromises that hurt its applicability in specific areas.
It's ok for a language (JS in this instance) to be good in a domain but not good in all domains. Pulling a language in every direction forces it to make compromises that hurt its applicability in specific areas.
You seem sure like them that JS is not good. They didn't even bother to consider it as a choice!
If you wanted to point to their evidence you couldn't because they don't have any.