what a dumb take. javascript has its issues but it's a powerful, versatile language that gets shit done. maybe you should learn it properly before talking out your ass.
That's so true. I've spent more time refactoring code to fit someone's fancy 'functional programming' style than actually fixing bugs or improving performance
that's a horrible take. javascript is incredibly powerful and versatile. it's one of the most widely used languages for a reason - it gets the job done extremely well.
that's some nonsense. javascript is a powerful language that gets the job done just fine. anyone who thinks it's just for looking cool doesn't know what they're talking about.
seriously though, what makes you think your code is somehow exempt from the "make developers look cool" struggle? your aws lambda sfsdfsdf is just as style-over-substance to me
are you kidding me, javascript has literally changed the game for countless dev projects and industries, its complexity might be frustrating at times but it's also super versatile
I completely agree, but it's also worth mentioning how often "cool" libs and frameworks have become a requirement for even the most straightforward projects.
Not arguing with that, but some of the "coolness" factor comes from the constant demand for devs to learn new frameworks and libraries to stay relevant in the industry...