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I dunno, I’d rather take a bad backend codebase than a bad front end codebase. My job is moving completely to JS stack. The number of steps to build, number of
by akudha 4y ago
I dunno, I’d rather take a bad backend codebase than a bad front end codebase.
My job is moving completely to JS stack. The number of steps to build, number of packages to install, the cryptic errors… it is just depressing. Not to mention the resource hogging - we had to upgrade to 32GB RAM just to be able to do the basic stuff.
Maybe there are better ways to do JS that doesn’t suck this much. I dunno. I just wish I could write just backend code. Python, PHP etc have their shortcomings, but none of them are as annoying as JS