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I am still not convinced with it honestly.
Though to each his own. For me I always go with C# -> Java -> NodeJs
But again, to each his own. My colleagues rely heavily on PHP -
bioDan61696yHow about ror/elixir or even python?
Nothing against nodejs though, i just recently did a small electron app and it was very quick and easy for me. -
@woops when you make a new post, it asks you to pick a category for it. That's what I'm talking about
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@woops it's not something you can forget. You hit plus to make a new post, then it automatically makes you pick one of these buttons. You can't even type before you do -_-
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@iam13islucky as long as you use up-to-date app. If you don't then you have to add tag yourself, otherwise it categorises it as 'rant', even though there is 'unspecified' category or something like that. But I'm not sure, don't take my word for it.
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@SgnfcntOverflow it's been in the app for months before they even implemented sorting. Even a few third party apps have it
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SuryaK14156yNodejs with the right design patterns can be harmless, of course other languages are safe out of the box
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creator22066yI have been using JS and Python mostly for most of my recent projects.
I used Node.js for my last project for a really big client and it was finished earlier than expected. If I were to use any other language or framework it would have taken me almost double the time. It's because NPM packages made half of my work easier.
Though other languages have package managers too such as pip and jcentral etc, but NPM is really vast and vibrant.
You must have used JS with the older ES3 syntax. If you like C#, you can try TypeScript with the new ES2015 syntax. It's really awesome. TypeScript is made by the same dude who made C#.
JS is most beautiful, most popular, most misunderstood programming language. And I am not saying that. Douglas Crowford is saying that.
https://crockford.com/javascript/...
You seriously haven't seen the good parts of JS.
And even if you don't understand it's beauty, it's unlikely that you can get rid of it, it's everywhere, web, desktop, phone, etc.
Yo dude wtf
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