Playing with node reminds me more of the intro assembly programming I did as an an undergrad than high-level programming. Is that just me?
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No. I found Node.js to be useful in a limited way for a few built-in functions, but a pain to use.
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. I don't mean the comparison in terms of pain of assembly coding, but the thinking style (events, timing, buffers, streams...)
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yeah, sort of. Not js so much as node specifically. The event based architecture I suppose.
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learning JS/node now...assembly was SO MUCH more fun...ack.
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can be very elegant once you get the hang of it. but there's no "right" way to do things





