JavaScript is only used by Ethereum to access its API, and it is NOT used to create smart contracts. There is a huge difference between those two aspects and you seem to be confusing them.
Also, while they share a similar syntax, Solidity is a statically typed language, while JavaScript is the opposite. This makes them very different.
I never stated that JavaScript is used for writing smart contracts - and btw it simply doesn't matter what programming language is used for smart contract as long as it's the compilation is fast. So Ethernet makes use both of JavaScript and Solidity. Btw for those who doesn't know - Solidity syntax is derived from JavaScript.
Innuendo is EOS supporter and they want to promote EOS this is why they are so active here on this page
I never stated that JavaScript is used for writing smart contracts.
Then your input is just confusing and meaningless because having a JavaScript API is nothing unusual and has nothing to do with the subject being discussed.
It simply doesn't matter what programming language is used for smart contract as long as it's the compilation is fast.
If it doesn't matter (which is not true), why do you waste your time arguing about ETH using it?
So Ethernet makes use both of JavaScript and Solidity.
It also uses C++ and Go and Python and a few other languages. Solidity is used to create contracts, while JavaScript is used to deploy those contracts and interact with them. Ignoring this important distinction is an error.
Innuendo is EOS supporter and they want to promote EOS this is why they are so active here on this page.
No matter what I think of EOS, your statements about ETH are still confusing and false.
ETH uses Javascript but smart contracts typically are programmed in Solidity. The problem is Solidity isn't a mature, safe, or good choice in terms of language. Tezos and EOS can now eat Ethereum's cake simply by having a better language and better libraries.
As far as I know, Solidity does not even have a standard library.
Is really Javascript needed instead of Solidity for the application subject of discussion - smart contracts - hard to say yes and to agree with you guys - why should be Javascript be better FOR smart contacts
Javascript is great.. for.. web development ... for great UI and UX on browser and modern phones... but not for Smart Contracts..
I actually think that Solidity - it's better for a Smart Contract ... because of simplicity!! Not everyone can learn Javascript - but Solidity and ETH Smart Contracts yes... it's matter of a week and you can MASTER Solidity and ETH Smart Contracts...
Also - Can you please answer a question @dana-edwards
Do you think it does really matter the language used to build a software
If yes - why
Isn't more important the market and the real applications, maybe? Like working to bring EOS/ETH or whatever you are fun - on your local market... at your tabacco store.. or your supermarket... ??? These endless competition online makes no sense - if you want to promote your favorite coin @dana-edwards or @joseph / @thecryptofiend / @kyle.anderson - stop posting online and go outside in the real world and start PROMOTING and PROVIDING real TOOLS to EVERYDAY people and business... for EVERYDAY situations... it doesn't matter if is Solidity or Javascript... it doesn't matter you have 10000 followers... or make 1000$ on steemit.. if there is no market for it...or am I wrong?
JavaScript is a programming language not an Advice. You are the only one doing spam here - posting fantasy comments and affirming ETH use no Javascript. Where's the spam I do - please stop defame otherwise my lawyers will be happy to deal with you.
ROFL - first you spam the thread with the same content over and over again. Now you talk about lawyers. You can't even follow a single argument with any logic or rationality and you seem to be incapable of even understanding that. Please contact your lawyers I could use a good laugh.
quote from GITHUB - third party element - Ethereum implements a javascript runtime environment (JSRE) that can be used in either interactive (console) or non-interactive (script) mode.
Ethereum's Javascript console exposes the full web3 JavaScript Dapp API and the admin API.
JavaScript is only used by Ethereum to access its API, and it is NOT used to create smart contracts. There is a huge difference between those two aspects and you seem to be confusing them.
Also, while they share a similar syntax, Solidity is a statically typed language, while JavaScript is the opposite. This makes them very different.
I never stated that JavaScript is used for writing smart contracts - and btw it simply doesn't matter what programming language is used for smart contract as long as it's the compilation is fast. So Ethernet makes use both of JavaScript and Solidity. Btw for those who doesn't know - Solidity syntax is derived from JavaScript.
Innuendo is EOS supporter and they want to promote EOS this is why they are so active here on this page
Then your input is just confusing and meaningless because having a JavaScript API is nothing unusual and has nothing to do with the subject being discussed.
If it doesn't matter (which is not true), why do you waste your time arguing about ETH using it?
It also uses C++ and Go and Python and a few other languages. Solidity is used to create contracts, while JavaScript is used to deploy those contracts and interact with them. Ignoring this important distinction is an error.
No matter what I think of EOS, your statements about ETH are still confusing and false.
OK - it's obvious you missed to read the original comment I answer to - it's already in there why I mention Javascript
You are using hate speech so please stop defame otherwise my lawyers will be happy to deal with you.
What where - sorry - is your last comment for me
No ethereum uses Solidity.
Are you a programmer - because I am - and I can tell you ETH is using Javascript
ETH uses Javascript but smart contracts typically are programmed in Solidity. The problem is Solidity isn't a mature, safe, or good choice in terms of language. Tezos and EOS can now eat Ethereum's cake simply by having a better language and better libraries.
As far as I know, Solidity does not even have a standard library.
Is really Javascript needed instead of Solidity for the application subject of discussion - smart contracts - hard to say yes and to agree with you guys - why should be Javascript be better FOR smart contacts
Javascript is great.. for.. web development ... for great UI and UX on browser and modern phones... but not for Smart Contracts..
I actually think that Solidity - it's better for a Smart Contract ... because of simplicity!! Not everyone can learn Javascript - but Solidity and ETH Smart Contracts yes... it's matter of a week and you can MASTER Solidity and ETH Smart Contracts...
Also - Can you please answer a question @dana-edwards
Do you think it does really matter the language used to build a software
If yes - why
Isn't more important the market and the real applications, maybe? Like working to bring EOS/ETH or whatever you are fun - on your local market... at your tabacco store.. or your supermarket... ??? These endless competition online makes no sense - if you want to promote your favorite coin @dana-edwards or @joseph / @thecryptofiend / @kyle.anderson - stop posting online and go outside in the real world and start PROMOTING and PROVIDING real TOOLS to EVERYDAY people and business... for EVERYDAY situations... it doesn't matter if is Solidity or Javascript... it doesn't matter you have 10000 followers... or make 1000$ on steemit.. if there is no market for it...or am I wrong?
No I'm not a programmer. Doesn't change how I feel about it either way. Also you already said that.
Science is not about feelings - if you search for that - no coin will never do good for you.
Thanks I don't need your advice I choose to think for myself. Further it seems you are intent on spamming this thread.
Yes, you read that right, he used the word "lawyers" - plural. Better call Saul.
I still haven't watched that yet.
JavaScript is a programming language not an Advice. You are the only one doing spam here - posting fantasy comments and affirming ETH use no Javascript. Where's the spam I do - please stop defame otherwise my lawyers will be happy to deal with you.
ROFL - first you spam the thread with the same content over and over again. Now you talk about lawyers. You can't even follow a single argument with any logic or rationality and you seem to be incapable of even understanding that. Please contact your lawyers I could use a good laugh.
Ethereum uses JS as well - see GITHUB
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/JavaScript-Console
quote from GITHUB - third party element - Ethereum implements a javascript runtime environment (JSRE) that can be used in either interactive (console) or non-interactive (script) mode.
Ethereum's Javascript console exposes the full web3 JavaScript Dapp API and the admin API.