Re:The Svelte Compiler Handbook
by kick on Sunday April 05, 2020 @12:47PM
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Programming is not a particularly difficult skill. During the 1980s, it was taught in grade schools. JavaScript may be a worse and more difficult language than the ones you could find in the micros scattered across schools, but it's not an order of magnitude more difficult to use effectively.
In a field that goes hand-in-hand with programming, which includes pretty much every artistic one, it shouldn't be all that surprising that people know how to use/are at least curious enough to learn the tools available to them.
Re:The Svelte Compiler Handbook
by PaulHoule on Sunday April 05, 2020 @01:02PM
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Actually JS is better: try writing a compiler in BASIC. In 2020 a graphic designer can do LISP style metaprogramming because of a number of subtle properties of the module system.
In a field that goes hand-in-hand with programming, which includes pretty much every artistic one, it shouldn't be all that surprising that people know how to use/are at least curious enough to learn the tools available to them.