roadster72

5-10 years is a very long period. To me: JavaScript looks exciting, current trends clearly show the rise of JS.

However, just a decade ago, a large majority of Internet used JS primarily for form validation, which was sad. A lot of web developers were not comfortable leaving their code open for the visitors to see.

I personally believe JS will continue to soar but I also believe that nobody can answer this question perfectly as nobody knows the future.

In any case, if you spend a lot of time learning any language very well, the time required to learning another language after that, decreases substantially.

Correct, that's what the popular opinion is too. Sans Serif fonts are easier to read on computer monitors because they are less visually complex.

TBH, I stopped reading it because I really do not like the font used on the website.

>researchers confident that side-effects will be minimal due to the fact the compound is naturally occurring.

There are a lot of naturally occurring poisons too. I'm curious, how does the substance being naturally occurring have anything to do with the side-effects?

On the contrary, I don't think it's a bad name.

However, one thing which is certain is, that it will definitely draw attention :)

>Incapsula was able to mitigate the attack.

I wonder how considering the packets would not necessarily be similar.

Great article, thanks for sharing rosser!

Not sure if this will really help improve the adoption rates for Pascal.