I HATE javascript syntax like this: `${this.props.app.listingObj.property.id}` What idiot thought this crappy syntax would make things run smoother?

Keep in mind I've been hired as a tester, hence the rants. Were this my own app I'd burn it to the ground and rewrite it.

How'd you do it?
make_string("%s", var) this complete shit way from back in the days?^^

@daintycode more like echo ^(I love DOS more then React^)^^! >> file.txt

@stace it wouldn't feel natural at all and would make << more contextual for js but i can see it, not that bad of an idea actually. Like cpp did it.

@daintycode nah I'm just joshing you about the DOS - back in "the day" as you call it when you were like 8 yrs old I did love to do stuff with DOS because you could create desktop files in a snap, iterate through files/folders and create JSON and XML with just a click, no NPM or Python to do it - seemed like magic. But now even I use Node.js for all that stuff, as the ole 'fs' is far better than the old way ever could have been. Still hate the syntax using `` and $$ though - for me I like my variables nice and plain.

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