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Stanford Uni's intro to CompSci course adopts JavaScript, bins Java

KarateMonkey

"JavaScript, the most common language for implementing interactive web pages, instead of Java"

Oh here we go again. I'm experiencing this pain at work right now - so many contemporary approaches to software development assume you're developing web pages FFS. In fact most enterprise software development consists of complex heavy-weight processing server-side, with some Javascript/HTML client-side to provide a user interface.

"JavaScript is lighter weight and easier to pick up than Java"

Having used both, I find this assertion hard to believe.

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