top | item 14968290 Ask HN: What do you hate about JavaScript? 3 points| dope | 8 years ago | reply 5 comments order hn newest [+] [-] kmgr|8 years ago|reply That I need a ton of libs, frameworks and tools to create a todo app. [+] [-] ix-hispana|8 years ago|reply You don't. The todo app is a handy example because you have the CRUD operations and local state. It's meant to show you how to get to grips with a library so you can use it for a real project. The todo app itself is just an example. [+] [-] dope|8 years ago|reply Agreed but I feel like this is the case for any language. [+] [-] 7kaffees|8 years ago|reply The lack of type safety [+] [-] dope|8 years ago|reply Good point. Something that annoys me quite alot tbh.
[+] [-] kmgr|8 years ago|reply That I need a ton of libs, frameworks and tools to create a todo app. [+] [-] ix-hispana|8 years ago|reply You don't. The todo app is a handy example because you have the CRUD operations and local state. It's meant to show you how to get to grips with a library so you can use it for a real project. The todo app itself is just an example. [+] [-] dope|8 years ago|reply Agreed but I feel like this is the case for any language.
[+] [-] ix-hispana|8 years ago|reply You don't. The todo app is a handy example because you have the CRUD operations and local state. It's meant to show you how to get to grips with a library so you can use it for a real project. The todo app itself is just an example.
[+] [-] 7kaffees|8 years ago|reply The lack of type safety [+] [-] dope|8 years ago|reply Good point. Something that annoys me quite alot tbh.
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