I don't know why but vendoring a dependency locally so I can change whatever I want feels so powerful

Oh, you made all fields private? How about screw you, now they are all public! hehe

Encapsulation done wrong :]

If it was up to me I'd outlaw private (and final classes) ;P

@BordedDev Now thats the spirit!

javascript is so good for this too

I don't even have to fix the library. I can just overwrite any random internal function and fix it that way (or edit in new features) lmao

@jestdotty One of the things I like about JS. You can always make it work

@12bitfloat same for python actually, I enjoy both almost equally, but i tend more to the python ecosystem because it's closer to system development. It's really good for local and web. If I would use js to do something on a terminal it feels like I am hacking something. And python has a reflection system what js only can dream of. Like, i can extract anything from all classes and methods and it has by default it's own lexer / ast system built in. Python comes with all the stuff included to diagnose himself. Give me a hour, and you'll have a nice python documentation system. The power that python has over itself is amazing. So I prefer python. But Node has the beautiful package website. Contributing to it is also very comfortable. Ever seen the python package website? It's just sad.