acraciun

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   by acraciun 15y ago

   I have a colleague who uses Netbeans for Javascript so I took a look. And yes it looks better than the default Eclipse editor for Javascript (the jQuery auto-completion is quite interesting). But still it's not working in many situations, u
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   by acraciun 15y ago

   Yes of course you cannot accomplish exactly the same things with Javascript as with Java for the simple fact that Javascript is imposed as (almost) the only scripting language understood by the browser. To use Java on the client side (not a
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   The expense of a Javascript line of code compared to a Java one(theserverside.com)

   2 points by acraciun 15y ago|8 comments
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   STJS: simple Java to Javascript compiler(theserverside.com)

   2 points by acraciun 15y ago|0 comments
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   by acraciun 15y ago

   We felt also the limits of Javascript especially for bigger projects. As we come from a Java background, we created the STJS project (Strongly-Typed Javascript : http://st-js.sourceforge.net ). But as the author of the article, we felt tha