So.. The company I was working at until two weeks ago just called me because they don't understand the project I've been

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ItsNotMyFault

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Python is straightforward though, all programmers(and some non programmers) can read python and it doesn't take that long to learn enough to write it semi decently.
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-eth

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@ItsNotMyFault very easy to write it, very hard to write it well
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yusijs

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@-eth isn't that basically all dynamically typed languages?
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-eth

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@yusijs not quite sure. Can you really write JavaScript well?
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yusijs

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@-eth as well as other languages I'd say for the most part.

This is of course assuming latest language features (ES7), and for perf using web workers etc.

Again - it's easy writing Javascript, but like PHP it's a language that a lot of people start off with, without understanding what they're actually doing.
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yusijs

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@-eth as you can see, @tobbr is one of the guys who has no clue how modern JS works, doesnt learn, but still has an opinion about it.
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yusijs

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@tobbr not at all, but given your comment you're either ignorant or trolling ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and I didn't compare the languages directly, but they're both typical starter languages. Javascript cuz, well, no other choice, and PHP is the language most developers I know started out with, before moving on to other languages (e.g Java or .Net)
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yusijs

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@tobbr exactballs!
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-eth

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@yusijs @tobbr didn't mean to start a war, it was basically a joke. Just like Python, JS is a language often chosen by new learners and thus a lot of low-quality code can be found in both languages. Some inconsistencies, mainly in ES5 that I know of (not at all versed in ES7 as I work mainly in C) makes it a language a vit proned to frustration in more experienced developers.

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