me: I need to make a simple web-app for a projectalso me: I need to learn some react basics for a job interview
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okay it's working.
react is a tiring framework.
everytime I need to make a tiny change, I end up getting mad for an hour and then I'm tired of programming for the day. -
I turned to my boss. "I don't get it. How does he get better the more exhausted he is?"
My boss just looked at me like it was obvious. "Our front end code depends on Jake weary."
God damn it.
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okay it's working.
react is a tiring framework.
everytime I need to make a tiny change, I end up getting mad for an hour and then I'm tired of programming for the day.@foone working with react in the past taught me there are no right ways to do things, only bad and worse. -
I turned to my boss. "I don't get it. How does he get better the more exhausted he is?"
My boss just looked at me like it was obvious. "Our front end code depends on Jake weary."
@gloriouscow I'm going to launch you into the sun
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I turned to my boss. "I don't get it. How does he get better the more exhausted he is?"
My boss just looked at me like it was obvious. "Our front end code depends on Jake weary."
@gloriouscow @foone *chef-kiss*
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@gloriouscow I'm going to launch you into the sun
@foone sol long, it's been fun
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theme switching is a bit ugly but it works. I'm intentionally leaving it as crap for anti-perfectionism reasons
ewww. not a good sign when you look up a database and one of the first how-to guides they give is how to plug it into your AI
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ewww. not a good sign when you look up a database and one of the first how-to guides they give is how to plug it into your AI
@foone what software?
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ewww. not a good sign when you look up a database and one of the first how-to guides they give is how to plug it into your AI
@foone ew which one was that -
@foone what software?
@9pfs Supabase, the open source Firebase
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@9pfs Supabase, the open source Firebase
@foone Unfortunate, afaik it used to be a half-decent piece of software.
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@foone ew which one was that
@confusionunknown Supabase
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I turned to my boss. "I don't get it. How does he get better the more exhausted he is?"
My boss just looked at me like it was obvious. "Our front end code depends on Jake weary."
@foone @gloriouscow Get. Out.
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@confusionunknown Supabase
@foone oh yeah i think that one's really popular with people doing that vibe coding crap for some reason -
@foone sol long, it's been fun
@gloriouscow @foone Have you met Ike Witt?
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@9pfs Supabase, the open source Firebase
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ewww. not a good sign when you look up a database and one of the first how-to guides they give is how to plug it into your AI
@foone check this database software out: https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Announcing-APDB-The-Worlds-Fastest-Database
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okay it's working.
react is a tiring framework.
everytime I need to make a tiny change, I end up getting mad for an hour and then I'm tired of programming for the day.@foone it really is it's own world that just happens to use some browser bits. I made it a special interest for six years and got incredibly good with it, but then reached nirvana and realized I never wanted to work in an SPA again. No
matter how much optimization you do, you're still shipping megabytes of JS.I do still love JSX, however, and built my own componentized template engine on it.
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me: I need to make a simple web-app for a project
also me: I need to learn some react basics for a job interviewWHY NOT COMBINE THE TWO? good question, why not?
i need to convert you to the Rust cult
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me: I need to make a simple web-app for a project
also me: I need to learn some react basics for a job interviewWHY NOT COMBINE THE TWO? good question, why not?
@foone I used React professionally for 8 years. I feel that it got some things very right and others incredibly wrong.
JSX, for instance, I find extremely nice.
React's model of reactivity via hooks, horribly broken and leading developers to do the worst possible thing.
The ones that got that right IMHO are the creators of Solid.js. Signal reactivity and component functions that *only ever run once* is what React should have gravitated towards.
Nevertheless, I wish you a pleasant journey
