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lol.honestly, i remember in the home computer days C was considered a slow high level language used by boring business programmers.

I remember when JavaScript was enemy of security and websites had to run with it disabled. <noscript /> and server was King.

That reminds me of the good old days when I programd in high level languages like C++

Even transpiled JS is low-level, you can screw it up as much as you can with assembly (no wonder, they have equally powerful type systems)

... those were the days! Back when json still had comments, and new html was always dynamic.

I have not, however I have learned through morbid curiosity, that programming ASM for a 6502 NES processor is real bad work to make a game.

teleport me to your future

Gold, made my day, thanks :)

Some us used machine code without an assembler! Still remember some Motorola 8 bit hex opcodes!

LOL! Or accessed the DOM directly without fancy components.