Hello,
IF you want to to good js, yes, it's not that easy as it is said to be.
For sure, asynchronous programming and some basics of functional
programming are something new that you have to learn. But it is probably
no harder than well done object-oriented Java, C# and other with all
their design-pattern and stuff.
Though, note that nesting functions inside nested functions is the old
way of doing js.
Nowadays with promises and async/await it's much better and simpler.
It's true, you may also be confused because the same programming
language is used both on client and server side. If you don't pay
attention, you are going to create big security and/or performance
wholes. Just keep in mind where your code is going to run and you are fine.
About the question of accessibility and screen reader confusion because
you are in a desktop application looking like a webpage, there, however,
I agree. As computer scientists or at least power users, we dont have
any problems with that. But when I see that some people take 3 hours
just to click next next next to install the playroom, I'm still afraid
that most blind users aren't ready for the change yet.
I don't know, though, which one of screen readers or elektron/nwjs still
ahve to be improved so that most of use become confident about that
style of apps.
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