The sage @brendaneich put it best: Always Bet On JS
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Guess what!? The new & improved Fluent Conf has a CFP open now to Jan 12: conferences.oreilly.com/flue…
Also, I'm a co-chair of the conf!
#PlzRT
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yeah, i bet you don't understand how that operator precedence / associativity works.
just use ( ) even if they're "unnecessary"
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Here goes my report for the last @TC39 meeting.
github.com/jquery-foundation…
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Main unforeseen idea that I erred in missing: 1JS, no opt-in versioning for ES6. You may argue opt-in is at Babel.js toolchain level. Agree!
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I humbly submit this talk was ahead of its time, both in terms of ES6 and "Ash vs. Evil Dead":
youtube.com/watch?v=1EyRscXr…
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hey javascript... <ahem> it *is* possible, and better many times.
teapawt.net/getify/status/73334469…
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JavaScript: The God Parts #RemoveALetterSpoilABook teapawt.net/ironfroggy/status/7306…
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Javascript: The Good Part #RemoveALetterSpoilABook
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I don't know how it is that the JavaScript community became a hive of people who care about fairness and empathy but I'm super happy it did.
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...ahhh, you all thought i was saying == is broken/wrong/wtf. Nope.
It's Number(..) that's poorly designed here.
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if you were looking for some definitive WTF statement for JS, I've got one for you...
all of JS' drunkeness will finally be legal! teapawt.net/brendaneich/status/726…
