The Future of JavaScript with Eric Elliott
“I think that anybody who’s not using universal JavaScript is wasting a ton of time and a ton of money, and it’s just a silly thing to do.” Eric Elliott is a JavaScript advocate, and the author of Programming JavaScript Applications.
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Show Notes
“I think that anybody who’s not using universal JavaScript is wasting a ton of time and a ton of money, and it’s just a silly thing to do.”
Eric Elliott is a JavaScript advocate, and the author of Programming JavaScript Applications. He is also an entrepreneur tackling social issues including homelessness and inequality in the tech industry.
Questions
- Why will not knowing programming be akin to illiteracy in the future?
- Does it suffice to know how code works, or is it important for people to kno how to write code?
- Why do you love JavaScript?
- What are the best practices for learning full-stack JavaScript?
- What is timeless about JavaScript?
- Why don’t we have a JavaScript OS yet?
Links
- Time Travel Debugging
- Eric’s new book
- Learn JS with Eric Elliott
- CheerioJS
- Enzyme
- Programming Literacy
- JSHomes
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