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I don't really see how this snobbery helps anyone. Just serves to alienate those who aren't "in the know" without offering any resources to help them.
by user24 16y ago
I don't really see how this snobbery helps anyone. Just serves to alienate those who aren't "in the know" without offering any resources to help them.
- dansingerman 16y agoI think snobbery about "Enterprise Solutions" that cost £££$$$ is just fine.
- 9ec4c12949a4f3 16y agoPounds of dollars?! Heavy.
- weego 16y agoI'm fairly sure things on the internet are still allowed to be fun if the publisher so desires. It certainly beats another "You are a bad programmer but..." submissions which are tiresome in the extreme for their general self-serving and contrived examples/advice.
- njharman 16y ago> I don't really see how this snobbery helps anyone I find your lack of humor, amusing. Practically, it makes people laugh which I'msure if I bothered to look I could find some study that shows laughing reduces stress. It provides relief from dreary, serious business, grumple heads like you.
- user24 16y agoI meant how does it advance JavaScript? How does it make JS developers look to the outside world? Is it really cool to laugh at people who don't know better?