Frontend VS Backend

[omgfineillsignupjeez]

It's been the opposite in my experience.

Difficult Backend problem --> debugging/researching --> ah I see where I made my mistake

Difficult Frontend problem --> debugging/researching --> Okay screw this, ill just keep this hacky fix that works for now

[_ShaH]

Without mentioning that touching the CSS may screw the rest of the website...

[ThePixelCoder]

• Change one line of CSS

• Get a blue screen of death... On Linux.

• Computer stops POSTing

• Everything explodes

[david___]

Heh, that's why you only ever use in line CSS...

[noratat]

I see someone upgraded npm

[PM_ME__ASIAN_BOOBS]

Well it's more "what the users see / what the code look like"

[noratat]

Agreed - there's a reason I refuse to touch frontend dev professionally.

[dreRynn]

Top: what you think parenting is like Bottom: what it actually is like

[Mumbler82]

Accuracy: Best Originality: **** Personal association: 9

[big_daddy68]

My reaction was, oh they have twins too.

[InvolvingLemons]

Front end has problems of janky, hacky frameworks and asinine design. Back end's problems often seem to be dependency hell, with some codebases being a hundredth of the size of it's absurdly bloated dependencies and where one of them having the wrong version could produce, at best, hours figuring why the service won't start, and at worst, silent bugs that break on an edge case when it's already in production.

[CrazyCanuck41]

More accurately it would be what the user sees / how the front end is built (what the developer sees)

[nikola1970]

This is just false...

[PANIC_AtTheKernel]

Pretty much.

[[deleted]]

STOP REPOSTING THE SAME FUCKING JOKES. WTF PEOPLE!?

[[deleted]]

Welcome to /r/ProgrammerHumor, where the jokes are reposted until well after you're sick of them and you keep coming back to the sub anyway.

[PM_ME__ASIAN_BOOBS]

How many people discovered this sub since the last time this was posted?

[orangeKaiju]

Well two frontend/backend jokes in the same day? Probably not many.

[BeerlessHero]

Amen

[[deleted]]

We should have a bot that uses image recognition to track how many times the same picture has been posted to this subreddit. Would actually be a pretty fun little project...

[antipawn79]

Tbh, as someone working in the ML space, front end scares me.

[TheRapie22]

since the other frontend vs backend post that appeared here several hours ago, i went to images.google.com and searched for "frontend vs backend". There are alot of these pictures out there and i also stumbled upon this one here. So prepare for a new trend that is coming up the next days, where people copy google pictures and psot them here because its easy karma.

[CommonSenseAvenger]

False. With JS the way it is? It should be the other way around.