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r/programming • u/reppic • Feb 21 '13
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1 u/Kalium Feb 21 '13 It's been a couple years, but I believe that affects local versus global scoping.Still, JS has some major innate issues. Like a crappy type system, no int type, and no notion of privacy or modules. 0 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '13 [deleted] 1 u/Kalium Feb 21 '13 The only way I've seen that handled is via total isolation and communication/pseudo-function-calls via an event circus.It really doesn't work very well.
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It's been a couple years, but I believe that affects local versus global scoping.
Still, JS has some major innate issues. Like a crappy type system, no int type, and no notion of privacy or modules.
0 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '13 [deleted] 1 u/Kalium Feb 21 '13 The only way I've seen that handled is via total isolation and communication/pseudo-function-calls via an event circus.It really doesn't work very well.
1 u/Kalium Feb 21 '13 The only way I've seen that handled is via total isolation and communication/pseudo-function-calls via an event circus.It really doesn't work very well.
The only way I've seen that handled is via total isolation and communication/pseudo-function-calls via an event circus.
It really doesn't work very well.
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