I love Javascript! I just love that I can use the same language client and server side. And there are libraries and frameworks for pretty much anything. It's like... am I even a programmer? It makes my life and job easier, but it also makes it so much easier to help people start coding - teaching two languages (one for client, one for server) confuses people a lot.
On top of that, I kinda love the weird parts of Javascript. I love when something doesn't work and I find out it's because Javascript is being weird again. It's like my disappointing child.
I feel the same! Javascript is amazing! It is being the most crazy adventure with code in my life. Nowadays there aren't any limits for JS. I mean, we can do web apps, mobile apps and desktop apps and also cover ALL sides (frontend and backend) of these apps, with the same language. It is just awesome.
I love Javascript! I just love that I can use the same language client and server side. And there are libraries and frameworks for pretty much anything. It's like... am I even a programmer? It makes my life and job easier, but it also makes it so much easier to help people start coding - teaching two languages (one for client, one for server) confuses people a lot.
On top of that, I kinda love the weird parts of Javascript. I love when something doesn't work and I find out it's because Javascript is being weird again. It's like my disappointing child.
I feel the same! Javascript is amazing! It is being the most crazy adventure with code in my life. Nowadays there aren't any limits for JS. I mean, we can do web apps, mobile apps and desktop apps and also cover ALL sides (frontend and backend) of these apps, with the same language. It is just awesome.
go typescript to get more control of JS ;)