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What are your programming hot takes?
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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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Most frameworks are garbage and most programmers that use them have no idea how they work and that makes them shitty programmers. I hate when people use frameworks without even knowing why they’re using them.
For their credit basic javascript is a garbage language.
Oh I agree that questions are two often badly answered! The exemple of "why don't you use this instead" is the worst offender. I didn't understand you were talking about this, and I'm still traumatised by javascript after 14 years.
This isn't limited to JS. Too many times have I seen someone ask a question of how to do XYZ in language ABC where most of the replies were some form of "Just use this library bro" while not actually answering the question. And usually the library that's being suggested is some big monolith that implements a ton of shit that no one really uses.
Yes…and, worse yet, the jQuery responses are almost never a good way to do things or they use things that are deprecated. It’s a hot mess out there.
Hey us programmers only listen to our engineers or architects. Blame them.