• @gpopides@lemmy.world
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    372 years ago

    Not everything should be beginner friendly. Trying to nerf things because they are not beginner friendly should not be how tools/patterns of languages are designed.

    Its ok to have more advanced topic that require more knowledge and that people don’t understand from the first moment they see them.

  • @hansl@lemmy.ml
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    532 years ago

    Hot take: people who don’t like code reviews have never been part of a good code review culture.

  • @0xc0ba17@sh.itjust.works
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    2 years ago

    People who insist on using semicolons in Javascript don’t understand why and are just following a cargo cult.

    Remove the semicolons, be free.

    Edit: lmao I hit some nerve here

  • Kushan
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    172 years ago

    That the entire industry is cyclical and the current trends are yesterday’s anarcisms. Oop Vs functional, separating concerns Vs vertical slices, there’s examples all over the place.

    All of this has happened before and all of this will happen again.

  • @d6GeZtyi@lemmy.world
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    152 years ago

    Having fun when programming should be much more important than having correct or fast code when you’re a programmer and should be what we should aim for first.

  • @Kirkkh@lemm.ee
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    212 years ago

    That ML is just a paradigm and won’t do much of what people believe it eventually will.

  • ennemi [he/him]
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    152 years ago

    DRY means Do Repeat Yourself, when the alternative is cooking up some awful OOP abstraction