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> I thought we, as in the community, learned a while ago If I’ve learned anything in my twenty years programming, it’s that the development community never lea
by donatj 3y ago
> I thought we, as in the community, learned a while ago
If I’ve learned anything in my twenty years programming, it’s that the development community never learns anything for more than about twenty minutes. There’s too much turnover without a great mechanism for handing down folklore and war stories.
- ehutch79 3y agoThis. I’ve been think about this a lot. Like how htmlx is reinventing something called pjax (though better). There’s many other examples. It’s a lot of newer programmers never investigating the “lore”. I don’t think it’s part of CS curriculum, and boot camps certainly don’t teach it. Forget how things they are using works. It’s woefully common for js devs to not understand how variable referencing works. (Which is super important for reactivity)