- "Don't make fun of JavaScript" - GitBook Format - https://book.dmfoj.dev
JavaScript is a easy language to learn and easy to use or at least we can all agree that has a attractive and gradual learning curve. In fact, anyone can run its first "Hello World!" script in 1 minute just opening the browser's console and typing "console.log('Hello World!')".
This is one of the (many) reasons why it is one of the most widely used programming language supported by an extremely large community.
Despite those unquestionable greatest attribute, JavaScript has also a bad reputation: I heard it's the "worst language in the world", or "it's totally unreliable" and "it's just stupid interpreted language used to animate buttons".
I understand where all these concerns are coming from, but I'm truly convinced that JavaScript it's just the world's most misunderstood programming language.
That's why I decide to start collecting all the jokes, the critics and the misconceptions about JavaScript and try to demystify most of them.
Feel free to contribute 🙏
I would really appreciate if you could contribute to this project. For example, you can:
- Suggest a new "topic"
- Add a new "joke"
- Add/improve an explanation
- Share this project
- Give me a feedback
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Thanks goes to these people (emoji key):
 Raffaele Pizzari 📖 |  Akhil Sai Ram 📖 |  Joël Tankam 📖 |  Afreen R 📖 |  Youth 💻 |  Maarten 📖 |
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