I like JavaScript. It is a very intelligent language, far ahead in its design than more recent products like Dart. If you was not insanely focused on its drawbacks, you could see its qualities too.
I once have the table of posts on a Wordpress site get corrupted. The whole contents of the site has vanished. I managed to restore the table, but that had me thinking about using a such CMS.
Thank you for you advice. But could you elaborate about the technical insight? The author has also made Advanced Explorer, a JavaScript + Node.js version of a file manager previously written in Java, so he has some knowledge on the topic.
"programming to that in a way that is nonblocking".
It is strange that go it compared to Node.js and this sentence is false. Each function has a Sync version to program in "blocking" way.
My advice is AdBlock would have been a honest tool if the users were allowed to block the ads on a site when they are annoying rather than unblock them on a site when they are not - that rarely someone does.
I suppose with Node installed, and HTML used for the interface, these speed issues will be resolved. But perhaps (I do not know) iOS prevents installing this tool.
Microsoft invented XMLHTTP, an ActiveX object, not XMLHttpRequest, that is similar but not proprietary, and a part of Ajax. And Ajax is a term invented by Garrett - and not Microsoft - that includes several W3C formats.
I tried HQX and the results are impressive! I have abandonned the Python tool because the installation is tedious but this one is very straightforward.
This post contradicts what is exposed in other manuals : event-driven is not concurrency. It is not clear if threads can interact in the event-drive model, this could be chaotic.