Js frontend
Js backend
Js mobile apps
Js desktop apps
What's next? Js kernel?

Boss: Ah good! Good to see you're hard at work.
Me: Yup! *smirks*

I thank whoever made the jsRant, a client for devrant to view in js looking style in browser. Teacher walked passed by and asked what i was doing. I said i was exploring the source of the newest javascript framework. He said what is the name. I said semicolonJS. He asked who made it. I said some person who has fox in his name did it.
Thanks everyone! I had some laughs after he walked passed by without noticing anything.

After developing a chrome extension, cli tool and jsRant I think I should stop developing on devRant.

When @dfox changes the api I am going to have quite a bit of tasks on my hands :p

Nice! I just found jsrant.com featured on the homepage of devrant! Thanks!

When you're in the office, and you want to open devRant and tou don't want anyone to notice that ... So you just use jsRant to navigate through the feed in a browser in JSON format looking kind of productive :p

unpopular opinion: javascript has broken standards, and nobody corrects it. people use these frameworks and shit with 600 dependencies, then can't figure out how to update their application when things go out of date. now people are expecting you to use NPM to make a - - > static <- - website

The worst thing about JavaScript is it's name.

Wow didn't know devrant evolved from jsrant. @dfox what's the story behind devrant like what was the motivation.

JSrant

Is there no other uglier way to create a constructor in JavaScript apart from using parameters for the properties?

Some of my entity has like a dozen properties (+_+)

I recently started a new job and wanted a way to use devrant on the office. Jsrant and xmlrant both work well but I wanted something on the cmd. There are some options, but what I found relied on npm or python, which I don't have installed on the company pc.

So to browse devrant on any platform and without having to install anything, I made this simple thing using .net core. I used an existing library (GitHub.com/olegrumiancev/devRantNetCore) so that's most of the work.

It's a really stupid app and I made it for my personal use but I'll share it here in case someone else finds it useful.

github.com/CristoferCD/devrant-cli

There are compiled packages for Windows and Linux as a release.

it seems to me today is javascript hate day. So many rants about it.

The road to hell is paved with static typing, transpilers and bloated dev-environments.

That's pretty awesome -_- angular decides to simply discontinue older (half a year) versions of their cli tool by overwriting the older releases with an update notice. Causing my project (jsRant) to break until I update to the newest version.

This new version requires a different configuration so I have to update my entire project just to be able to deploy to production again....

A comment from the heart: f*** you angular.

When you got to rant about JS constructor functions but still need to be creative af!

We need jswhatsapp like jsrant

The best use I've found to eclipse's internal web browser is jsrant while "working".

i have just discovered jsrant.com and i love it! now i will procrastinate even more while working

Is there any way to browse devRant in the office like an extension or something else rather than jsrant or xmlrant?