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I am more of a backend guy and was wondering what bullshit has been going on around Javascript, being mocked and memed around.
Then, I was asked to learn Javascript and ReactJS for front end in my project.
And then I realised, holy fucking mother of god, its fucking confusing. Whole new level shit piled right away on my face. I am newbie to front end and might be experiencing such issues, but I rarely had with other languages.
But "this" horse shit is on another level, I mean fucking a unicorn and pooping rainbow is easier than this bull.

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  • 3
    Javascript works like PHP in a lot of ways.

    Which backend language do you mainly use? I might help you grasp frameworks a bit by comparisons between languages/frameworks.
  • 1
    Never understood people not being able to keep track of this, it's such a dog shit meme, either don't nest into infinity, save it into a variable prior to the nesting or pass it to the function in question, just like .apply() does it.
  • 1
    When I was learning angular I often felt like the whole thing was over engineered.

    Now that I have experience with it I can see some of the benefits of building web applications this way.

    The learning curve is steep at first but once you get it it's easy and won't want to go back.
  • 0
    all of that just to make backend guy like you obsolete. Thanks Obama
  • 0
    @Codex404 I mainly use Golang
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    @devrocket I agree. But the operators, curly braces here and there, inline scripting in ReactJS are all culprits.
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    @pentatonicfunk Oh yes. Just like AI is gonna take all our jobs. Right?
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    @dreadedghoul yep, I'm not a fan of jsx writing html inline. I know angular imports it anyways but I like keeping it in a separate file.
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    @devrocket I did come across angular once, its router concept is much more easier than that of React. Google always tries to keep simple and minimalistic.
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    @dreadedghoul golang itself is for me as backend dev a complete riddle xD
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    @Codex404 i find go clean.
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