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Uploaded on Nov 12, 2011
In this keynote talk from YUIConf 2011, Yahoo! JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford drops some science to explain why code style is important in programming -- particularly in JavaScript -- and how tools like JSLint can help.
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Ed Rooth 1 year ago
34:34 Dog Balls!!!
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MetronSM 1 year ago
Is this just me or is he sometimes (well... often...) surprised that his jokes actually work?!?
Great speech :)
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All Comments (22)
wowcolors 1 year ago
What is his beef with C++? I would love to hear his arguments against it.
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EpicTwistedOne 1 year ago
The Reddit alien is telling me to kill you.
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mikesmith11287 1 year ago
We are still evolving but in a more horizontal way than vertical. What I mean is that instead of evolving in a way that has made us more competitive as a species, we have been evolving in a way that just makes us more diverse and not much else. Crockford's point still holds. We have not changed in the past 10,000 years in any ways that make us better, we are simply more diverse. This is how dogs started to evolve after we started selecting cuteness over abilities.
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AayushWho 1 year ago
Get rid of ALL IE's..
*9gaggers will get it.
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Brian Sharp 1 year ago
I think it's a combo of both things. I smoked for many years and I know exactly what Crockford means: it's an addictive habit, but the hardest thing about quitting is there is no palpable sense of danger from it in my gut. I have to reason logically about why I should quit. In fact, the thing that let me quit for good was exercising more, because it gave me an immediate and visceral disincentive. Without that, in my head I knew it was bad, but in my gut it was like, eh, no big deal.
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idiotpolice50 1 year ago
I think his point is why do people smoke in the first place? And why do they continue?
Since, after all, one doesn't become addicted after 1 or 5 cigarettes
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brog45 1 year ago
Book title from beginning is "The Science of Fear"
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tattooyu 1 year ago
Appealing to authority? Nah. He is the Doc (honorary) of Javascript!
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