I read Jenn Schiffer’s post about NodeJS “replacing JavaScript” last week and loved it. It’s a lively commentary on the web industry’s penchant for going gaga for a new technology and losing sight of the great capabilities we already have available.
I read Jenn Schiffer’s post about NodeJS “replacing JavaScript” last week and loved it. It’s a lively commentary on the web industry’s penchant for going gaga for a new technology and losing sight of the great capabilities we already have available.