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I for one enjoyed spending 70% of the time reading about how JS sucks. It's good to be reminded now and then. If I'm chopping wood for years with a dull axe, I
by rdiddly 10y ago
I for one enjoyed spending 70% of the time reading about how JS sucks. It's good to be reminded now and then. If I'm chopping wood for years with a dull axe, I get really strong, and good at swinging a dull axe, and at performing superhuman feats of adaptation - adjusting myself and my attitude to using a shitty tool. Maybe even, like Stockholm Syndrome, I come to enjoy it.
Do I resent the guy who comes by once a year and reminds me chainsaws exist? No I do not.
- tracker1 10y agoFair enough... I find it ironic I left the world of .Net and C# behind for node, and am MUCH more productive in node. And he's recommending the reverse. That said, some of the more recent changes from MS have me interested in .Net again... I've even played around with some of the core/mono onbuild docker containers, which wasn't a bad experience at all.