Re:The state of JavaScript modules
by omginternets on Tuesday May 30, 2017 @04:46AM
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>If comparing the pros and cons of two languages in response to another such comparison is "whataboutism", then I have no fucking idea what that term means.
The issue at hand is not whether Python is superior to JS.
Rather, we're talking about a specific problem in the JS world -- the apparent need for tooling and its so-called "dependency hell".
Bringing deployment into the conversation is whataboutism.
The issue at hand is not whether Python is superior to JS. Rather, we're talking about a specific problem in the JS world -- the apparent need for tooling and its so-called "dependency hell".
Bringing deployment into the conversation is whataboutism.