Wouldn't you say the "insane number of ways to do the same job" is a "problem" of all languages? Is there a language you think simplifies this approach?
Also, what do you mean by JavaScript tends to be messy? Could you elaborate a bit more?
I think it is a matter of how insane it is. One example language that is more unified would be Ruby, which favors convention over configuration. I feel like people in the Ruby community can get behind small number of frameworks because of this philosophy a lot easier comparing to the JS community.
Just my 2 cents.
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Wouldn't you say the "insane number of ways to do the same job" is a "problem" of all languages? Is there a language you think simplifies this approach?
Also, what do you mean by JavaScript tends to be messy? Could you elaborate a bit more?
Thanks!
I think it is a matter of how insane it is. One example language that is more unified would be Ruby, which favors convention over configuration. I feel like people in the Ruby community can get behind small number of frameworks because of this philosophy a lot easier comparing to the JS community.
Just my 2 cents.