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by Beltalowda
1334 days ago
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Nothing fundamentally changed in the last few years AFAIK. I see no reason why it should rot faster. I've written things over ten years ago that work just fine today. Client-side JavaScript is actually very compatible; see for example .at() to fix the [] subscripting behaviour (the reason [] wasn't changed was due to compatibility concerns; arr[-1] gets treated as arr["-1"], and changing it may break a script or two). |
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