Author Topic: Blockland Javascript Scripts V2 - New Scripts Directory!  (Read 11866 times)

Good site for learning javascript: Code Academy

I rarely find any uses for javascript quite frankly other than the modified version that Unity3D uses. Still a good language to learn regardless that it's almost outdated with the whole HTML5 and all that other crap.
« Last Edit: April 16, 2012, 06:27:23 PM by keonesan »

javascript still has a lot of use since it can still do a lot that HTML5 can't.

plus HTML5 wasn't meant to replace JS, flash i think.

also guys, it'd be cool if you gave some input on my directory that i've been working on for a couple of days, whether things are too big or small, too cramped, not spaced enough, etc.

javascript still has a lot of use since it can still do a lot that HTML5 can't.

plus HTML5 wasn't meant to replace JS, flash i think.

You're probably right. I guess I'm still kinda pissed off at javascript's format because I find it to be the most handicapped thing ever. It's probably due to me learning the Unity3D version first then having to covert to the web version.

I have to keep remembering to do three = signs for conditional statements instead of two like in Unity3D and other stupid crap like that.

You're probably right. I guess I'm still kinda pissed off at javascript's format because I find it to be the most handicapped thing ever. It's probably due to me learning the Unity3D version first then having to covert to the web version.

I have to keep remembering to do three = signs for conditional statements instead of two like in Unity3D and other stupid crap like that.
You should try CoffeeScript. It's an indention-based language that compiles down to almost identical, readable, JS (so debugging is easy), but tries to fix oddities like this one. And gives a much nicer syntax for creating, and especially inheriting from, classes.



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ok

holy richards i forgot to mention, keo, you can use double equal signs too, that hasn't failed for me yet lol

triple equal signs i'm pretty sure are only to check variable value and type so "7" wouldn't equal 7 in the triple equal sign but with a double equal sign it would

i'm pretty sure, anyway

so in a way a double equal sign would actually be more useful, haha
« Last Edit: April 17, 2012, 03:51:28 PM by Kingdaro »