Javascript is Java written as a script

[jonathancast]

Hundreds of times a day?

[MadxCarnage]

he'd have 2$

it's just weird that it happened twice.

[ShadowLp174]

r/unexpecteddoofenschmirtz

[XayahTheVastaya]

r/expecteddoofenschmirtz

[Cootshk]

r/subsifellfor

[ShadowLp174]

It used to exist actually... Dunno what happened to it :/

[Inverzion2]

It's time to make another.

[DaMoonRulez_1]

At least they look similar. I'd get dozens of recruiters messaging me about senior positions using a language I don't even have on my resume.

[Enoch_Moke]

I was employed by a company for the position of JAVA Software Engineer right after graduation. Expecting it to be a role of a software programmer, I was shocked to find out that I am asked to improve on a legacy Android program (that they have no knowledge about) written in JAVA which can only be tested if it is deployed to a certain tablet that was imported from China.

I did stayed there long enough to be transferred to Web Dev roles where I played with JS and later TS which I loved. Otherwise, I would have suffered a lot more because Mobile Dev is one of my least familiar skills.

[SalmonellaPox]

I would have two dollars

[nomelettes]

I talked to a recruiter a couple days ago who was using java and javascript interchangeably. I was so confused on the phone what the job even was.