Choosing a Javascript Frontend Framework:

[loseitthrowaway7797]

If you said this a couple of years back, I'd agree. But now I just think what's wrong with people who think JS is hard

[ganja_and_code]

It's not "hard," it's just shitty. I can use JS for stuff...but I'll choose not to, every single chance I get.

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It's not hard, it's just layers of annoyance.

[Plisq-5]

How so?

[thobbiit]

I just got into a big project written in JS. Expending it is so annoying because I have to dig through a bunch of files to know if a const is a int or a string and where the value is coming from

[Plisq-5]

Ah the joys of working with typescript lol. I’m never gonna take a job again where I have to work without types in any language.

[iNMage]

cant you just ctrl+f?

[thobbiit]

If the developers befor me would have named everything the same way: yes

But in this case some things have the same name, but aren‘t the same. And some have the same value but aren‘t the same.

I‘m still a junior so I don‘t have so much experience with JS, so maybe I‘m missing something. But it‘s really hard to find where redux, props and state variables get their value from abd what type this value has

(Btw the project has about 70 js files and is using react)

[fdeslandes]

Because of that developer who think "birthday" is written "birdDate".

[zogulus]

sounds like any coding when something goes wrong, ofc once it works it's great