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by Technetium_Hat
2618 days ago
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JavaScript does have lexical block scope since ES6, with the `let` and `const` statements. And continuations are implemented by convention in nodeJS (through callbacks) It even is specified as including TCO, a classic scheme feature, but so far it is implemented only in Safari. Non mutation also seems to be a trend in web development, again thanks to `const`. The only things that make JavaScript not scheme, then, are syntax and the lack of macros. (Which is kind of a result of the more complex syntax) |
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