Don't. They get so much for free that other developers have to work on hard (flexible data binding, easy portability and trivial deployment).
> They insisted on pushing no bytecode for the web. Wanting us to rely on Eich's JS + rest of the webstack monstrosity requiring ugly hacks.
I fully agree here. The whole "JS is not that bad" mindset is firmly ingrained in people's minds, which is a shame.
Don't. They get so much for free that other developers have to work on hard (flexible data binding, easy portability and trivial deployment).
> They insisted on pushing no bytecode for the web. Wanting us to rely on Eich's JS + rest of the webstack monstrosity requiring ugly hacks.
I fully agree here. The whole "JS is not that bad" mindset is firmly ingrained in people's minds, which is a shame.