Javascript's reign of terror is comming to an end
Javascript's reign of terror is comming to an end
Oliver Evans
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Alexander Myers
JS sucks but it has the key advantage of being easily blockable, so in most cases if you don't trust a website you can just block js (or rather, not allowing it in your whitelist) and vastly reduce any privacy and security bullshit it might have.
Integrating its capabilities into html will make that same bullshit much harder to avoid.
Nicholas Ward
Maybe thats why they stopped html and css.
They were getting too powerful.
Levi Long
These terms are just buzzwords by people who don't understand HTML and CSS.
Isaac Allen
Ok sweaty but JS also replaced many languages on server side (Java, PHP, Ruby)
Isaiah Rodriguez
*blocks your path*
Bentley Gray
Nodejs doesnt run on my computer when i visit a website i think
Ryan Sanchez
Nodejs is running on the backend, sir. You are running javascript that is part of the website as client-side code.
Lucas Thompson
*kills javascript*
pyscript.net
Juan Powell
Hey I know what fix this bloat
Some more bloat!
Joshua Ward
It's funny because the whole PyScript VM is probably smaller than your average React app.
Noah Bell
The reason corporations use react is because it organizes the code I think. Otherwise they'd use jquery.
I don't know just guessing.
Owen Bell
What makes you think? Also
>reign of terror
you are either using it in a way that is wrong OR
you are only reading code of people who are using it in a wrong way
Luis Perry
abso-fucking-lutely not
Isaiah Anderson
I am learning react right now for a new job.
It sucks. And if blocking JS results in pages being completely unusable because they use react, then you better not use that page anyways, because companies/orgs that require this piece of crap should not be trusted anyways.
Grayson Torres
quickjs is smaller than python will ever be
Wyatt Adams
Pyscript downloads nearly 20mb of resources from the web just to run fucking hello world. React in contrast is like 30kb by default when it's build optimized and minified.
Jason Sanchez
pyscript is what happens when datascience memelets refuse to learn anything else at all cost
Christian Foster
but javascript is pretty good these days
Henry Wright
>In short, our mission is to bring programming for the 99%.
Heh.
Henry Adams
>Otherwise they'd use jquery
what's the point of jquery in 2k19 + 3?
Every major problem it solved is now solved in vanilla JS.
Adam Fisher
>PyMite is a flyweight Python interpreter written from scratch to execute on 8-bit and larger microcontrollers with resources as limited as 64 KiB of program memory (flash) and 4 KiB of RAM.
Any of these Small Python and JavaScript interpreters tend to be gaping assholes in terms of memory leaks, and only run a small subset of the language.
Jace Campbell
jQuery is a framework just like react only that its super lightweight. I mean its not like react can do anything that javascript can't either.
Nicholas Young
React is better than vanilla js for complex web applications, but Vue is better than React.
Carson Lopez
>what's the point of jquery in 2k19 + 3?
while i've personally preferred using no libs for many years, i can see why someone would want to stick with $(chaining).jquery().calls() if that's exactly what they've been doing for over a decade
many (most?) programmers have no idea what they're doing. don't ask them to learn new thing.