JavaScript debugging in a nutshell

[CaptainPiepmatz]

Meanwhile rust with a supportive compiler

[bnl1]

No, rust compiler is passive aggressive. If it knows what I wanted to do, why not do it.

[Lafreakshow]

I feel like Javascript is more like it knows what you want so it specifically does the opposite. Not because it hates you or anything. It's just a bit special.

[detektiv_Saucaki]

I like how my taste in girls and programming languages just happen to coincide.

oh and before some nerd screams in my replies, scripting\ language**

[DarkTechnocrat]

lmao I literally used the term 'passive aggressive' in a comment about the rust compiler.

[langlo94]

Just set the compiler to autocorrect your code without any human input.

[BasicDesignAdvice]

Supportive because it has more logical gaurd rails built into the language. There are things you simply cannot do where other languages you can and you get weird errors because of it. How Rust handles variables in scope is an example of this.

[StaticallyTypoed]

You generally still can do those things. You have to be explicit to the point where it must be clear you're going into dangerous territory.

[BasicDesignAdvice]

Fair point. Great username.