I'm a tech generalist. I've done desktop Linux app work, systems work, and web dev stuff (in Django, Rails, and Phoenix). I got into functional programming & Elixir last year, and I really like it.
Yes, like everything "it should". Where I work we must take into account old browsers (including Internet Explorer) and even smartphones from 2007. So javascript ends up being a multiplatform standard.
I thunk, it depends on the project, it depends on what they decide, I don't make those decisions.
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So simple solution! html5 has many advantages but hate to struggle with those details, I always end up doing things with javascript š
Iām from the 90s. As far as Iām concerned, Javascript is a last resort!
Yes, like everything "it should". Where I work we must take into account old browsers (including Internet Explorer) and even smartphones from 2007. So javascript ends up being a multiplatform standard.
I thunk, it depends on the project, it depends on what they decide, I don't make those decisions.