Me just trying to work:
Angular: SEGMENTATION FAULT

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

Tried the three ways of doing this. I can't do this because the input is protected behind a ngIf

I'm going to tell QA there's no way to do this.

Shit I'm glad I caught that typo (it's meant to be "add monitor")

Who the hell use any instead of a Boolean? Why on earth did I spend 10 months of my life learning a new language (Typescript) for a framework whose writer doesn't even respect their own good practices.

"Navigation ID 6 is not equal to the current navigation id 7" whatever the fuck that means

I used Windows, Teams, Angular and VSCode tooling for a month and they're so bloated they killed my battery. Now it's depleting faster than charging.

I can't use the stupid library I want because some fuckhead decided to change a stupid import. I guess backward compatibility for something as stupid as that would be too hard to insure.

Messed up an interview today. My bad, I said negative things about my current job (well to be fair it's kinda hard to balance working fulltime, interviewing and planning an international move and so on).

Let's keep pushing

A few months ago the lead decided we had to use BEM in addition to Angular styling encapsulation.

Now we have a huuuge code knot in shared.scss. Just checked the blame, I didn't touched it. It's a 1000 lines of mess. Thanks dude

I lost my glasses while rafting on a bulgarian river so now I'm working with my eyes at 10cm from the screen.

That's 3 inches btw. My neck hurts.

How come restarting ng serve make my error disapear? Could it be angular or its subcomponent dysfunctionning again?

I used to do React in vim + tmux. Now I'm using vscode because I realized Angular had so much of a contact surface it needed the fancy auto-completion feature. But to be honest the time I'm saving by using an IDE is probably wasted by having to reboot it every few hours or the general bloat it puts on my laptop.

Because it's made by a bunch of elitists americans who probably all have fancy MBP.

I can do a whole feature in a few days in React but it will take weeks using Angular because I'm gonna be stuck for days on stupid bullshit like tests.

I got a call with a start up boss for a cool project. I could feel the dude was very passionate - pleasant changes from recruiters and HR people. I hope it works out, but I have a React take home. Not that big, but on the top of my current job, that's a lot of hours - plus I'm stubborn and I TDDed everything, which slowed me down.

https://apollographql.com/docs/...

Facebook isn't ashamed to presnt us with that dirty trick. Seriously they could have made a proper way to mock loading states.

Marble testing error messages are impossible to interpret and I guess I'm going to waste one more day attempting to make it work.

Error: The pipe 'async' could not be found

Found this: https://github.com/angular/angular/...

Says it's fixed in angular-cli 9.0.

I'm on 9.1

Maybe I could have tested, but the repro's gone.

Of course the lead decided that it wasn't ok to pass down observables to component, we had to use native EventEmitter for some reasons. Why could we do things simply when we can do complicated.

Angular, the only framework that makes my whole browser crash.

I have no idea where to start looking. I can't access the logs.

I'm spending the fucking evening making a MVP for one of the three features that we have to do in a very short amount of time.

I'm using d3 because we will have to implement some complex interactions in the future. I'm showing this to my lead. The dude is like "yeah nah, there's an overhead using it, it's too complicated, we might as well use ng-chart-2 because we have to do things the AnGuLaR WaY".

ng-charts 2 is not maintained, not working, it doesn't show anything, nor an error message, and in this shitty ecosystem usability is literally not a thing.

I won't be able to demo tomorrow. Guess who's gonna get a bad fucking review?

Hey look another error from hell

Somebody here disagreed with me on Angular developer experience being terrible in the name of "but you should have the specific knowledge to use it". Those knowledge aren't accessible, the doc is hardly browsable or searchable.

It's not a good point. If I design or implement an interface, I design for everybody, not only the few who have the engineering mindset. In fact, design quality is measured by how well divergent people handle it.

Overall, the quality isn't there.

Sorry but who the FUCK designed this piece of crap?

Angular Material dialog's way of having input and output is bad and the people who designed it should feel bad. It plays horribly with NGRX and a dialog isn't a goddamn function

Hey could it be that Angular code is terrible because its management is terrible?

https://dev.to/layzee/...

> Serious personal injuries like these come from the worst team cultures in companies that enable individuals to micromanage, abuse and harass their peers. Leadership is about enabling your team, not disabling them.

Angular form handling is pathetic. Nothing fucking works.

Sometime I think I'd be more efficient writing stupid jquery.

A new day, some new angular cryptic bullshit.

Angular being crap episode 129831:

I have this error in my test. No idea where to start looking.

Day 1203 in corporate hell.

My lead want to use BEM even though Angular provide (S)CSS encapsulation already.

https://angular.io/guide/...

How do I set a control value programatically when they're in a group?

Oh that's right, it's not said, because Angular docs is equally useful as a bunch of shitstains