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Upcoming Changes to the JavaScript Language

Google Tech Talks November, 14 2007 ABSTRACT After eight years of work in the standards committee, JavaScript will soon get an update. We present the highlights and rationales of the proposed cha...  
 
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meguztify (9 months ago) Show Hide
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HEY! check out our new band, we are up and coming :D
bytedildo (11 months ago) Show Hide
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dude, php is so yesterday. Now it's all about groovy , ruby and python.
ssokolow (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Yeah, but why? That's the important question. In my opinion, it can be summed up by paraphrasing a tongue-in-cheek response I ran across. "PHP has a design?"

I've done quite a bit of work in PHP and, in general, the biggest issue I have is that the standard library is a mish-mash of stuff and almost any task I perform requires code from the PHP manual comments because the library is incomplete. (eg. There's code for parsing URLs but not unparsing them. There's no way to compare GD pixmaps. etc)
slier81 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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u just got influce by current hype..
nothing more that that...
bytedildo (6 months ago) Show Hide
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it is more than just hype, it's a manifestation of finally something great!! You will see it in 5 years what I'm talking about.
slier81 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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what u think about open source project?
still stay the same?
u can see php will evolve to fully oop lang
bytedildo (6 months ago) Show Hide
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yes, php will evolve, so will other mainstream languages, but I am not talking about languages here, I am talking about full development stacks built for special needs. Name one php framework for building web apps that can compete with grails. Php solutions (at the moment) don't scale very well in production environment. Twitter not long ago, had problems for choosing the wrong tecnology, I think it was php :)
slier81 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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but php will be scalable in the future..believe me...
nontheless ppl still develpong website in php
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madhamster (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Man, that tall guy is so shy))

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