>Is statistically typed with TypeScript
>Can be used for desktop software
>Can be used for backends
>Easy "normal" syntax
>Is actually pretty fast
>Recently became multithreaded
>Can run on literally anything
Why do we hate it again?
Is statistically typed with TypeScript
Jace Myers
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Colton Allen
Because it is forced in literally everything and everywhere, if I'd put my finger up your mom's pooper it would return me an undefined exception.
Also no, don't use JavaScript for backend development.
Colton Long
typescript is cool, but it improves on an utterly shit language
Daniel Stewart
Who forces you exactly to use it? Nobody, its just that people want to use it
Jace Thompson
Jacob Morris
so what do you recommend? PHP?
Isaiah Bailey
The dark sigil of JavaScript
Elijah Morris
No one forces me to use it, it is just forced into every stack of technology and if you want to change something you have to deal with someone else's shit pajeetery code
Owen Cruz
Not that guy, but fuck no. Don't replace one shit language with another shit language. Use Python or even Perl 5 or something. Python has great frameworks for web development now if you want that.
Julian Phillips
If TypeScript helps you write js, you suck at writing at writing js to the point where your TypeScript will suck too.