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Why is javascript just so weird??? Did the authors intentionally write it that way, I'm bothered

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    If you spend time studying the thing it will not be as weird as you think.

    Been developing software for years now and I have never been bitten by the quirks.

    Buuuut if you would like to use some alternatives that transpile to it there are many :) i can't do anything against preference, to some JS is beautiful and to others it is an abomination
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    @Alice So there are developers that actually understand and knows all the weird behaviours of Javascript? Maybe with time, I would get used to them too.
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    @AleCx04 I can totally agree with this! I still love javascript. Always would do!
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    @argous check this image. I wonder how they decided to make it this way.
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    @argous I would checkout intelliJ! New goal for this week..
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    @argous Yeah! What about you?
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    @argous okay cool!!
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    @norman70688 πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚This got me
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    Yeah it's weird.

    But every language is weird.

    They've all got their quirks and perks.
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    yes, it started off very shitty.

    but it got a lot less shitty with tools like eslint, babel. Literally, I don't touch js code if it doesn't have eslint. It made me unhate js.
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    @fibbz I'm planning to learn either Ruby or Java soon. but python does not seem weird when I was coding python.
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    @jesustricks This sounds like good advice.. 'DON'T TOUCH THAT JS, IF IT DOESNT HAVE ESLINT!'
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