How does the age of the argument impact its validity.
> you're only admitting that you're too lazy to learn how to program with a prototype-based language.
If you don't like Erlang you are just admitting you are too lazy to learn the actor model. See I'll just call you "lazy" it will validate my argument.
> because Javascript is great at asynchronous design.
Not disagreeing with you here, but it would help if you'd actually mention why. You said something about it being a prototype based language. Is that why you think it is great at asynchronous design?
How does the age of the argument impact its validity.
> you're only admitting that you're too lazy to learn how to program with a prototype-based language.
If you don't like Erlang you are just admitting you are too lazy to learn the actor model. See I'll just call you "lazy" it will validate my argument.
> because Javascript is great at asynchronous design.
Not disagreeing with you here, but it would help if you'd actually mention why. You said something about it being a prototype based language. Is that why you think it is great at asynchronous design?