Comment Hopefully the real ARPANET was a bit more scalable (Score 2) 204
operator: Slashdotted..367 users, holy shit
And just like that, the Internet is dead
operator: Slashdotted..367 users, holy shit
And just like that, the Internet is dead
Out of curiosity, why? It would seem to me that this (C#):
(x, y) => x + y
is much preferable to this (JS):
function(x, y) { return x + y; }
and is syntactically sugarlicious in JS 1.8 (MDC link)
function(x, y) x + y
In the SSJS space, some frameworks support more recent JS specifications which include some more interesting language capabilities than lambda syntax. One of my favorites is destructuring assignment which is used often with the require() function in a way similar to Java's import statement.
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