Comment Comment by vfc1 I've read it, just another piece with zero substance. So what's the author's point, why is Javascript bad according to him?- because there is no standard library and a lot of things are left to userland- because Axios error handling is less than ideal- because bugs sit long time in public repos unanswered- because some of the language unusual expression parsing quirk, that I've yet to find in a real program- because projects like Webpack have tons of funding via open collective, while other important libraries are done on a voluntary basisI couldn't have put together a more random set of unrelated and largely irrelevant complaints if I tried to. parent vfc1 7 years ago
- because there is no standard library and a lot of things are left to userland
- because Axios error handling is less than ideal
- because bugs sit long time in public repos unanswered
- because some of the language unusual expression parsing quirk, that I've yet to find in a real program
- because projects like Webpack have tons of funding via open collective, while other important libraries are done on a voluntary basis
I couldn't have put together a more random set of unrelated and largely irrelevant complaints if I tried to.