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Is there any alternative to javascript excluding suicide?
Cameron Wilson
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Owen Rodriguez
Hello. I'm medfag. I don't understand in your field. Can you please explain to me why this JavaScript is so bad? I visit this board for consumer threads, and from looking at threads like this one, people seem to have a great distaste for JavaScript.
Jordan Foster
Me on the left, I use JavaScript daily I'm a front end developer
Gavin Walker
Yes
Owen Martinez
It's not so much the language but the people it brings. People who think they're smarter than they are and try to bring their internet technologies to spaces it definitely does not belong.
Eli Martin
There's nothing wrong with Javascript. It's just another VM-based language, like plenty of others. Although I prefer TypeScript. I'm doing a NES emulator on Typescript right now and there's nothing Jow Forums can do to stop me.
Matthew Myers
JavaScript is (should be) used to animate little elements in the browser, but faggots decided to run JavaScript on computers with different purposes in mind, just because they can. At first, it's funny because it's just theoretically possible; but when people start adopting this in practice it becomes rage inducing.
Since you're a medfag I'll try to make an analogy. Let's say some doctor decides to chop off penises and shapes them into vaginas, just because it is theoretically possible; and later everybody starts doing it thinking it is okay. Oh wait.
Andrew Thomas
So... suicide it is.
Gabriel Myers
Imagine a surgeon using a kitchen knife instead of a scalpel during an operation - sure, the kitchen knife get's the job done (to some extent) but it's a stupid idea to use it.
Replace the kitchen knife with Javascript and the scalpel with any other language that is more suited to the task at hand, and then you'll see why we are disgusted by this.
Lucas Parker
i remember that game
Logan Taylor
Imagine giving a stab victim a saline solution transfusion instead of a blood transfusion.
That's what it's like.
Sebastian Bennett
Best analogy so far.
Luis Cox
seething
Brody Martinez
Javascript is LISP but good.
Jackson Ortiz
Everything that came out of c
Lucas Johnson
Programming elitists like to bash JavaScript because it brought a lot of "normies" into their formerly exclusive klub.
Brody Williams
It's slow, inefficient and requires a lot of hacked together extensions for practical use. People use it because it's easy to get the hang of the basics following a simple tutorial and useful in one very common environment (the web), and then just get used to using it everywhere. It has just enough good features at a design level that people can be apologetic for it, but the vast majority of the language is atrociously designed. Combine that with its overuse being trendy and the language becomes something that spreads quickly and is fucking infuriating if you actually know what you're doing.
Jonathan Roberts
Not really. I said that unironically.
Eli Johnson
>search dev jobs
>every single one is javascript and node.js
Logan King
From what I understand it's a low-skill language, and thus easy to get into, but ineffecient compared to other more professional languages. And since quantity always rapes quality, it became inevitable in the tech field, thus causing most software to be shittier than it should be. Is this right?
Dylan Watson
Sort of, it's not really BAD or something that nobody experienced should touch. It's genuinely good for web, just overused. Its primary problem is the horrific mess of frameworks to "fix" all its problems and the desire to push it into places it shouldn't be.
Nolan Morris
Basically yes.
Lincoln Wood
JavaScript was meant to be an addition to internet browsers, but it has spread to other places like a cancer. Yes, software is shittier than it has to be. Modern computers are supposed to be real fast but the bad quality of software mitigates the advancements in hardware.
Carter Peterson
Before I leave the thread:
You actually give him saline first. At least before the testing to find out the blood group. Depending on the volume of blood lost, you may not even need a transfusion.
Julian Fisher
Based and trannypilled .
Luke Parker
Why is this news, you can do anything in any language, that's the entire point
Caleb Smith
I unironically love JavaScript. I make $200k+ a year thanks to it
Carter Sanchez
It's totally infested with zoomer and A1ers
Levi Parker
Exactly. That's why you can get the job done with Java script
Nolan Martin
>Javascript is LISP but good.
The absolute state of Jow Forums.
Jayden Rivera
Same digit trips followed by dubs, not bad.
Luke Harris
>Replace the kitchen knife with Javascript and the scalpel with any other language that is more suited to the task at hand, and then you'll see why we are disgusted by this.
If Python is so great at Machine Learning, why you cant do it in JS? Both are dynamic typed language, also JS is defacto language of web, so i imagine visual representation of data may be easier in JS, with canvas, webgl etc
Ryder Butler
And there's nothing you can do to get anyone to use it
Easton Sanders
>Is there any alternative to javascript
alternative is the right tool for the job. use your head, my dude.
Leo Sullivan
because the performance is shit probably? nothing machine learning related for python is actually written in python, everything has c/c++ backends, does js have this? (actual question, i dont use js)
Luke Smith
what about webassembly? You can use C++ with webassembly. I know its not JS
Easton Thomas
>does js have this? (actual question, i dont use js)
Not really. When you make JavaScript apps for the desktop, you can write native libraries but it's only used as a last resort (like for directly accessing hardware)
Aiden Gomez
Now MacBooks will run even hotter.
Nathan Nelson
It's not enough.
Native code is still several times faster than WASM
Samuel Bailey
Because the python code is just a thin wrapper over the C++/Fortran/Matlab code that actually does the machine learning
Blake James
Hows that any different then python? At least it has async and brackets
Justin Powell
Javascript code is just a thin wrapper when v8 c++ engine does the work
Grayson Jenkins
It's slower, can't run native extensions on your browser, and it can't be (decently) programmed due to the disastrous type system.
Leo Foster
Despite its slowness, WASM is an alternative to js
Justin White
Have fun writing C++-JS bindings.
Justin Fisher
Yes, but v8 interprets the JS code.
Python call compiled and optimized out of the wazzo libraries.
Josiah Myers
1. languages are tools, stop giving a shit about them beyond personal projects.
2. nodejs by itself is pretty fast, and it's C like syntax should be familiar to nearly everyone, making it a good high level language that is competitive.
3. if you hate doing shit like electron or working with [insert shitty bloated frontend library here], nodejs has plenty of other libraries dedicated to working with actual desktop gui toolkits.
I honestly don't get the hate behind nodejs nowadays. I view it as a scripting language that is faster than python, tidier than php, more versatile than both, and with insane optimizations applied to everything by default. It might be a language designed to tolerate brainlets, but think of what an actually good programmer could achieve with it.
Joseph Barnes
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here are some comparisons between node and python.
I wonder if PyPy could hold up to these speeds though.