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by kerkeslager
2196 days ago
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Yeah, I think you're hitting the nail on the head here. I'd go so far as to say that the language itself is actually better than C (in the sense that it's more intuitive and less error-prone). C has the excuse of age. But the C community has a culture of carefully designing architectures to minimize pain points and bugs, and avoid other pitfalls--and that was true 20 years ago when I started programming and C was a lot closer to as old as JS is now. As I've said elsewhere, you can write good code in bad ecosystems, and some people are doing amazing things in JS. |
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