I get now why Javascript programmers are so salty. Javascript is ass-backwards from literally every other programming language!
I get now why Javascript programmers are so salty...
Dominic Wood
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Samuel Butler
>t. unemployed neet who just learned how to do FizzBuzz in C and now thinks he's better than actually employed, productive, members of society.
Gabriel Nguyen
1. Employed by a fortune 500 company
2. Know Java, PHP, Python, and C++
How are the college courses treating you kid?
Bentley Anderson
>Muh javascript is the future, startups use it!
Eli Campbell
>fortune 500
So a literally who?
Joshua Adams
Dominic Bailey
Who the fuck brags about being in the top 500. Did you also brag that you were in the top 500 of your high school class?
Parker Phillips
It's a measure of success.
Julian Reyes
>Hey look at me I got 493th place in this race!
David Hall
Were a lot higher than that, bud.
Hunter Allen
Worst bait of the year
Jason Johnson
If you were you would have just said the name of the company in the first place instead of going on about this "Fortune 500" bullshit. The fact that you have to hide behind that label tells me where you work isn't even prestigious at all.
Ryan Hill
>I'm a janitor at Walmart
>I also did some codecademy courses on Java, PHP, Python, and C++
Luke Ward
I'm a entry level developer for a fortune 25. There are middle level developers from literal nobody companies who could wreck my shit.
Lucas Cooper
Kekkles
Hunter Phillips
Exactly... Who cares where you work. Being a scrub at Google isn't as good as being the allstar at a small company about to be bought out by Google.
Hunter Rodriguez
1/10
Samuel Sanchez
Hit home a little too hard? Are you a janitor at Target instead?
Josiah Moore
>implying the most successful companies hire scrubs
Isaiah Reed
Failed but still trying. At least you've got drive.
Blake Ross
Then prove me wrong.
Logan Flores
Yeah the language sucks but I make a shit ton of money and didn't even have to go to college.
Daniel Butler
Ah, the argument of the college age kid in his parents basement. Nice try though.
Jose White
Enjoy mopping those floors then janny.
Daniel Smith
It has become the new fad. Might last, might not.
Carson Myers
It's been around for 20 years, the only language used for the front end, most popular in open source, is expanding to mobile and desktop native, etc etc...
Jaxon Sanders
It started out as a very simple language, the javascript used today is completely different than that of 20 years ago. Hell, up until node it was hardly used outside of page styling.
Aaron Smith
javascript is alright
im going through eloquent javascript which is a total pain to read (ambiguous language in text and exercises, poor pacing, teaches object-oriented programming in the most ass-backwards and enigmatic way I have ever seen in a programming book) but im having fun learning it and think its a great tool, if a little bit frustrating at times.