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@cassie
I've invented cryptographic protocols and advanced distributed systems, but I swear to god Javascript is the hardest damn thing in the world to make work correctly sometimes.
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@ivy
should have used typescript
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@netopwibby.eth
Embrace the pain. JavaScript loves you.
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@ndx.eth
And then some idiot built React on top of it
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@traukainehm
the trinity is hard to understand
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@joetoledano
This video is great at poking fun at some parts of it, the JS part starts at around 1:22, https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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@wazzymandias.eth
Javascript / Typescript make me go from high performance distributed systems engineer to caveman with irrational rage and a desire to burn everything to the ground
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@horneps
I feel the same confusion. I think that because it’s become the trusted sandbox over time, you think there must be something there. But then you look for it and there is no there there. So then you think - is it me??? No. It’s just the 3 toed sloth of languages that exists because of no competitors at the time.
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@futuretechip
#relate 😝
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@0xhashbrown
Don't get me started on CORS issues, although that's probably the easiest thing to work around.
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@designheretic
💯 and incidentally you reminded me of this old classic Worth a read if you’ve never read it—as amusing as it is apropos https://factoryfactoryfactory.net
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@links
It can feel like balancing 10 elephants on a teeter totter
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@yaffle.eth
It's probably well out of date by now but I always found Douglas Crockford's book 'JavaScript: the good parts' a great comfort when wrangling with it.
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@schroomery
Validationnnnnnn
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@lothan
How about plain CSS 😂
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@humanreadble
It’s actual misery.
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@sahilk
Javascript.
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@deanpierce.eth
When I first set up cashaddr.org, I was hitting some really weird bug, so I asked my younger brother about it (who actually has a scary deep understanding of es6). He looked at my code for like two seconds before informing me that when doing bitwise math on longs in JS, only the lower 32 bits are well defined. 🤪
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@piffie
Use copilot from GitHub. So much better to understand what’s going on. We are living in an AI world already.
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@4cademy.eth
Haha, that's the SW engineers spirit😂
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