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1. devclass.com › 2022/08/04 › retire_javascript_says'The best thing we can do today to JavaScript is to retire it ...

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   Aug 4, 2022 · Crockford’s pick to replace JavaScript, E, is an outlier. Created by Mark Miller, Crockford and others, E is an object-oriented language designed for secure computing and in Crockford’s words, “eliminating many of the bad parts of Java.”

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2. www.reddit.com › r › FrontendDouglas Crockford Interview: "The best thing we can do today ...

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   If someone wants to replace JavaScript with something better, they need to convince Vue, React, or Angular to support it, or make a new framework that is competitive. Otherwise, it's all just talk for clickbait.

3. www.youtube.com › watchDouglas Crockford about problems of JavaScript - YouTube

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   Oct 16, 2023 · Douglas Crockford about problems of JavaScript. 👉 Join the Anywhere Club: https://bit.ly/awclub-en Douglas Crockford — author of JSON data format and Javascript legend — speaks about his ...

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4. www.reddit.com › r › javascript'The best thing we can do today to JavaScript is to retire it ...

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   Douglas Crockford's insights led to Jquery, React, all of it. He showed us how to use javascript as a real language rather than the toy langauge it had been before. His book changed everything about how we program JS.

5. aw.club › global › enCharting the Future of Programming: Douglas Crockford's Vision

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   May 19, 2022 · — Douglas Crockford — the author of JSON data format and JavaScript legend — speaks about his new programming language, which should replace JavaScript. He also explains why we should stop using JavaScript and move on with something new, recalls the best moments of his career and shares his thoughts on all the modern AI hype.

6. digest.browsertech.com › archive › browsertechBrowsertech Digest: “We should stop using JavaScript”

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   Jun 6, 2023 · In this short video, Douglas Crockford argues that it’s time for the software industry to move on from JavaScript. The message is notable coming from Crockford.

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   Will Crockford replace JavaScript?

   • JavaScript is evolving with many new features and progress can be tracked here, though the demands of compatibility means that some flaws cannot be corrected, and at the other end feature bloat is a constant risk. Crockford’s pick to replace JavaScript, E, is an outlier.

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   Is it time for the software industry to move on from JavaScript?

   • In this short video, Douglas Crockford argues that it’s time for the software industry to move on from JavaScript. The message is notable coming from Crockford. His 2008 book JavaScript: The Good Parts was among the first to champion the idea that JavaScript can, with some self-restraint, be used to engineer maintainable applications.

   Browsertech Digest: “We should stop using JavaScript”

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   Should we retire JavaScript?

   • Crockford made this assertion in an interview last month: “The best thing we can do today to JavaScript is to retire it. Twenty years ago, I was one of the few advocates for JavaScript. Its cobbling together of nested functions and dynamic objects was brilliant. I spent a decade trying to correct its flaws. I had a minor success with ES5.

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   Why is JavaScript so difficult?

   • Part of the problem referenced by Crockford is that along with increased capability JavaScript has acquired lots of complexity, and a typical application today includes a build process using WebPack, Rollup or some other bundler, a long way from Eich’s original concept.

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   Is JavaScript going away?

   • The movement of application software onto the web as a platform might end up being the sort of generational inflection point that catapults us past JavaScript. That’s not to say that JavaScript is going away. Generally, the best programming language for a given program depends on where the complexity in the program lies.

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   Is JavaScript still a popular language?

   • TypeScript is now the number three language in the survey mentioned above, and is evidence that JavaScript is not altogether loved. The advent of WebAssembly, a binary format that can be targeted by languages including C, C++, C# and Rust, is another innovation that may undermine JavaScript’s dominance.

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   Aug 6, 2022 · I'm relieved that Crockford suggests a substantial alternative, and wasn't just bashing JavaScript. In fact I was surprised by the headline, given his history of defending the language.