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Right now I feel like I'm taking crazy pills for not loving a very popular web-dev tool. I'm wondering if this happens to everyone. I'm hoping it's not just m
by seph-reed 5y ago
Right now I feel like I'm taking crazy pills for not loving a very popular web-dev tool. I'm wondering if this happens to everyone. I'm hoping it's not just me.
- PaulHoule 5y agoSpill what it is.
- seph-reed 5y agoIf you show me yours, I'll show you mine.
- PaulHoule 5y agodocker, for one thing
- seph-reed 5y agoRIGHT!? At this point, I just use git and a process manager and I've not had any issues at all. Mine is Typescript. I know -- for a fact -- that its generic system is limiting and puts a glass ceiling on the type complexity of projects. I've run into this ceiling multiple times creating a front/back-end api system that takes table defining interfaces, and extrapolates on their functionality. I've also run into it creating tools for general object mutations (deep merge for instance). And comically enough, I managed to run into this ceiling on my first week of usage because I was coming from a vanilla-js background and using design patterns that do not get along with typescript at all.