You should know that the requirements are BS, since it clearly begins with it.

I guess it has a little bit to do with the JavaScript (and family) community/culture especially after it exploded (post-node) and mainly these "learn in 30 days/1 week" sorta bootcamp. So, people from non-engineering background come in and they don't prioritise design or optimization. Even now it's kinda hard to find a pure node tutorial, 90% will jump straight to express. I get that you don't have to reinvent the wheel but maybe see what the wheel is made of and how it works? Most tutorials out there sorta just copy each other and don't really focus on the main topic and more importantly then timeless fundamental concepts behind those topics.

@Angry Great, now I wanna hear THAT story (learning the hard way). Prequel saga, please!

@alexbrooklyn Loser Management System.

Given the some of the recent updates I've heard of, it'll probably delete your water.

Do you get ice if the system freezes?

Hello.

True. The former happens rarely while the latter very commonly, at least in my experience.

@Arwym I'd ++ your comment but your ++s are at 42.

@kvsjxd *RHEL

When your clients gets the logo as WannaCry.exe .

@penguin I dunno. After using Windows so many time, hell may not be too bad.

@ddephor Ah. I like that feature where = and == become interchangeable whenever you want.

Outta curiosity, what's your grandpa's background?

@magnusi Noice. I believe you started with C. BTW, how much experience do you have in c2 and how is it?

@fschaupp Explains why Java is fucked up.

You better lose yourself in the music, the moment
You own it, you better never let it go (go)
You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow
This opportunity comes once in a lifetime (yo)

Dat dormammu tag doe.

If that was in your workplace and they measured productivity based on lines of code written, you'd be promoted!

Not sure how this is relevant to wk50.

If you used goto, you'd vanish from the kitchen.

Client: You literally did what I asked you to do.
You: *wakes up*

Could be a bloatware.
Could be an underwear problem.
Could be a teddy bear problem.

@CozyPlanes That's the point of the post.

And the kind of applications we'll make you do won't require 90% of the experience you have.

*you're
*you're

"Compensation Type: Paid"

Just get stylish plugin for Chrome or Firefox and get dark (material) theme for most popular websites. Or get Dark Reader and get dark theme everywhere.

I concur with @rtannerf.
IDE = Integrated Development Environment
The bare minimum for an IDE (I'd say): Source Code Editor, Compiler/Interpreter, Debugger. They can definitely provide more.
While Vim by itself ain't an IDE. Something like: Vim (Plugins: Vundle, NERDTree, Powerline/Airline, ctrlp, EasyMotion, YouCompleteMe etc.), zsh, tmux, compiler and debugger (GCC and GDB, in my case) and git can be considered an IDE. (In my case, add a Makefile.)
You choose the right tools, you'd get the most lightweight, super productive IDE.

@penguin And the war begins...