Millions of desktops will boot into Gnome Shell today. Millions more people, including people using Windows and Mac and not Gnome Shell, will open Firefox. There will be no NodeJS process running in the background in order to achieve any of this, nor will there be API-compatible runtime involved.
There's absolutely no reason not to say NodeJS when that's what you mean. There is a problem with blanket generalizations about "javascript" that implicate other software and software developers that have absolutely nothing to do with NodeJS or the any of the NodeJS-specific problems that are well past due (read: should have been solved by now). The world is bigger than the back-end/front-end dichotomy that webdevs spend all day thinking about.
I have no idea how to even respond to your CSS comments. Without even getting into whether it's true or not, it's just totally irrelevant. Painfully so. ChatGPT writes more salient responses.
Well, yeah—for reasons already explained.
Millions of desktops will boot into Gnome Shell today. Millions more people, including people using Windows and Mac and not Gnome Shell, will open Firefox. There will be no NodeJS process running in the background in order to achieve any of this, nor will there be API-compatible runtime involved.
There's absolutely no reason not to say NodeJS when that's what you mean. There is a problem with blanket generalizations about "javascript" that implicate other software and software developers that have absolutely nothing to do with NodeJS or the any of the NodeJS-specific problems that are well past due (read: should have been solved by now). The world is bigger than the back-end/front-end dichotomy that webdevs spend all day thinking about.
I have no idea how to even respond to your CSS comments. Without even getting into whether it's true or not, it's just totally irrelevant. Painfully so. ChatGPT writes more salient responses.