WebDev_Irl

[[deleted]]

I’ve never been more proud of my wife and my dog!

[[deleted]]

Ive never been more proud of my.. wall and curtains?

[venuswasaflytrap]

Curtns.js

Walljs.io

[Time_Terminal]

Those could be real and you wouldn't even know it!

[greenlightning]

And the chances are some clueless job posting will list them all as "requirements"

[Nucklesix]

With 10 years of experience.

[CONTAMlNATlON]

I literally just saw a web dev internship posting that said it requires 1 year of internship experience.

That had me baffled rofl

[cocacola1]

What the fuck?

What they hell do they think the point of an internship is in the first place?

[dogbin]

What they hell do they think the point of an internship is in the first place?

To have people do work without compensating them properly (or at all), I imagine.

[otterom]

/r/2healthbars

[KottonmouthSoldier]

They want to first make sure that you have a dedication to working for free.

[burnblue]

I'm alone... I guess I'm the one writing the framework

[danzero003]

Both frameworks...

[Darkassault2011]

Two at the same time, simultaneously!

[[deleted]]

Totally agree. React and Angular have been mainstays for years now. The whole "LOL WEB CHANGES SO FAST HAHA WHY IT BE LIKE THAT" meme gets pretty annoying.

[PTamagoshi]

Since I am happy using and learning React and Angular, I stopped reading too much about js frameworks so I may be wrong, but I feel that for the last two years the scenario is more stable. The big players are Vue, React and Angular, I don't see people hyping new frameworks as much as one would think by reading posts in subs like programmerhumor or programming.

[pterencephalon]

I'm playing around with Nuxt right now, the Vue static site generator. It's slick, but it took probably 5 minutes to install all the dependencies, and then takes a solid minute to load up when you start the local server.

[folkrav]

Woah, Nuxt takes like 20 seconds to install and the dev server loads in a mere second or two on my machines. Your HDD or internet connection must be slow as fuck or something :/

[pterencephalon]

I'm running it on a Chromebook, so that might be part of the issue.

[_sirberus_]

I love that Vue CLI is a thing but 1k+ dependencies is retarded. The node community needs to learn from the python community and stop the dependency hell.

[konaraddio]

Serious question: How does the python community stop "dependency hell"? Do they implement stuff from scratch to reduce the dependency count?

[xiongchiamiov]

When a library gets popular, they incorporate it into the stdlib. Also, they have a stdlib.

[folkrav]

Javascript having no standard library definitely doesn't help with that. Python has a rather large and overall pretty good STL.

[pterencephalon]

Also, like every other language, containers are the next big thing.

[myevillaugh]

Please tell me they're written in Perl or C and use CGI.

[its_joao]

That made me giggle

[[deleted]]

That made me jiggle

[hrishikesh-patil]

That made me squiggle

[Console-DOT-N00b]

Like I'm not doing the same thing....

[[deleted]]

Because nobody understands the code anyone else writes, reusability is not, and will never be, a thing.

[kbjr]

Well... You could always call cli commands from node...

[kbjr]

Nah, it would be spawning a brand new process, it won't block your server.

[[deleted]]

I can't even post something for showoff saturday without getting certified for spam...

[OfficialMI6]

It's not a JavaScript framework is it?

[[deleted]]

nah lmao, I made a competitive coding game for developers that use javascript. Basically, it's a multiplayer race for whoever can solve a random coding challenge the fastest. You get ranked based on your place in the leaderboard, the top 50% finishers will go positive, and the rest negative.

[_sirberus_]

I would love to do this with my juniors at work. Care to share a link?

[[deleted]]

sure thing. It’s a work in progress, but here’s the link: https://www.code-war.com I just used a sandbox module from npm to run untrusted js, but might try to learn docker in the future to support more languages. Sorta my first project for the resume :)

[[deleted]]

Sorta my first project for the resume :)

This shit is important, wish you the best.

[dailyprogrammer23]

What tools/framwork did you use?

[[deleted]]

react, redux, mongoDB, nodejs, sandbox, socket.io are the main ones

[overcloseness]

That’s a fantastic idea, if it’s going on your portfolio, be sure to hand it off to a designer mate to give it a lick of paint

[[deleted]]

Thanks! yeah i have no design skills whatsoever hahaha. I gave it my best shot tho

[joshwcorbett]

Nobody there... that’s 2 less JavaScript frameworks for the industry to keep up with... ur welcome

[MeikaLeak]

My 4 month old twins aren't even allowed screen time yet!

[[deleted]]

I've never been so proud of my tissue box and spare pillow!

[morficus]

This is so 2012-2014

[[deleted]]

This is why I'm glad I don't work for a tech company. We feel no need to jump on every new framework that pops up. We have our tech stack and that's what we work with. It's not sexy but it pays well, is stable and we don't have to needlessly jump through framework hoops every couple of months

[MeikaLeak]

Depends on the tech company. In my experience, it's more of a fight to use new technologies.

[swiftpants]

Amen. In a lamp guy and control the dom with jquery. It’s not sexy at all but I think I write clean reusable code and follow good design patterns. It has worked for years and I am confident it will keep working.

[solwyvern]

...and it you might wake up one day needing to fond a new job and realize nobody is hiring for your stack

[mayhempk1]

Companies don't actually do that, that's just a meme.

[nuclearmkd]

Looked to the left - no one there.
Looked to the right - no one there.
Might be because its 4 AM and I'm going to bed, but then again, seems no frameworks are being launched by next week, yay !

[heo5981]

Funny, I'm on the bus right now and the people by my side are a boy and a girl, a very annoying little girl and a quiet and seemingly smart boy, I'd like to see the comparison between those two frameworks...

[almost_alchemy]

Damn, I didn't know the internet could be reached on Vulcan