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If every manufacturer is encouraging people to buy new phone, why do people even want to upgrade their old phones? The truth in China is that Xiaomi and Huawei releases their new phones very frequently. Now people are more and more focusing on screen, CPU, RAM, cameras.

The article is with prejudice somehow. You still need lots of apps which working perfectly with offline mode. For example reading books you already downloaded, watching movies you already downloaded, or whatever immutable content you already have. The author choose to making examples with apps that demands communications with outside world instantly, which makes the whole point weak.

iOS tried to hide file system from you once, which was brought back later. Now iOS tries to hide wireless hardware from you?

Part of me is also with you - JSON is indeed smaller than XML , but we do have gzip almost everywhere around the web, and with gzip, they don't have that much difference on space. Also, if people really care about this, why don't they use binary format, such as something like protobuf?

And the other part of me is not with you - manipulating XML is not as easy as JSON in most of my development time, and sometimes I even need to write something by my bare hands, which JSON is much more handy. Tons of other formats are more human-friendly than JSON, for example TOML, but they don't have the status JSON has. So I guess JSON is kinda choice under the current state of "web development times".

Fun fact, in Chinese recipe, most of the Oyster species can be cooked in similar ways. So it's easy to let Chinese accept this one. One the other hand, Oyster seems pretty healthy since it contains protein but has few fat and sugar, which amuse young people nowadays.

However, since Chinese people already have several oyster-like species locally, importing this one could probably hurt local fish-men's interests.

Same here. I think most of the Chinese keep eggs in refrigerator.

This is nice. Now we finally have a template npm project for everything, with no side-effect.

This is so funny. BTW, even now, browser still love your JavaScript project in few large files. And before HTTP2 widely used, I think it's still the way to go.

It is pretty funny these years, cause app(qml, for example) really wants to be web, and web(single-page-app-like web) really wants to be app.

Seems nice, especially with variant bindings instead of only one. One more question, how to update the whole application after distributed, including HTML/CSS/JS files and the framework binaries? Do I still have to make one updater(which is not really an easy task if you want a fancy UI), or is Chromium's update framework included already?

Then you may want to taste each one of them and make your decision;) I spent my collage years, about 4 years, to have almost all of my interests tried.

Rust will be the best one.

Rust is still under development, not really ready for production. But this makes rust more like a very good learning material for any programmer, since you can evolve with the language.

Go is also a good one. But what go provided is a very limited feature set. It's more like C in functionality, but less like C in efficiency. Well, still good for you.

C++11 is not recommended. I'm a C++ programer and use C++11 in my daily life. But as you mentioned, fun, C++ is not fun at all. It's actually very serious. There're full of bumps and hollows when you use it.

I noticed Julia last year, but not know much of it.

Ok, everything beyond is not important. The truth is you have to choose your domain of CS area. Each language is deeply connected with its development background and usage, scene. Choosing the domain is the real thing you should consider, not language.

Just like what nationality you have, what tradition you have, IMO.

IMO, "abusive" is just an excuse.

Let's have lunch without forks, spoons, or chopsticks.

For people who are interested in Pokemon hack, checkout http://www.pokecommunity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=156

I think it's mostly because old games written in ASM, while newer ones in C/C++.