'JavaScript was invented in Odessa' by DMITRIY GUSEV at OdessaJS'2020

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JavaScript is wild and dangerous. I’ve been using it for years and time to time faced with the same issues. Also being an interviewer I talked to lots of people. And most of them able to answer the questions correctly, but can not explain why it works so. In my talk, I prepared examples of ‘what is wrong with JS’ and explained why it works so based on ECMA specifications.

JavaScript was
invented in
Odessa
Dmitriy
Gusev
Summer. Sea. JavaScript.

'JavaScript was invented in Odessa' by DMITRIY GUSEV at OdessaJS'2020

Symbol comparison was invented in
multinational Odessa

So ambiguous string was invented in
Odessa

parseInt()
was invented at Privoz, Odessa

RegExp was invented in Odessa,
Minibus / Marshrutka

Logical operators were invented
anywhere but in Odessa

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