British Developers Switch to UKMAScript
Developer friends. On March 29th, British developers will no longer be allowed to run JavaScript, AKA ECMAScript, which is controlled by the European Computer Manufacturers’ Association. Fortunately, work is well under way on a replacement: UKMAScript.
A tweet-style screenshot jokes that British developers will lose access to JavaScript after Brexit because ECMAScript is supposedly controlled by the European Computer Manufacturers’ Association. The punchline is the fictional replacement name “UKMAScript,” parodying Brexit-related separation and the JavaScript standard’s name. EN: A tweet-style screenshot jokes that British developers will lose access to JavaScript after Brexit because ECMAScript is supposedly controlled by the European Computer Manufacturers’ Association. The punchline is the fictional replacement name “UKMAScript,” parodying Brexit-related separation and the JavaScript standard’s name.
- @ithueti / 702 2019-03-11
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- sarcastic, absurd
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