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OOP classes laughing in the corner 😂

AI is helping more developers than replacing them

thanks

I always say blocking the pipeline with as many code quality checks will force the developers to not write garbage code. Mainly 2 checks, No js or ts files should be more than 400 lines long All imports in the component tested should be mocked in its relevant test file.

Damn... That's ground breaking 🤯

Bad UX

This doesn't seem cleaner at all, I'd rather a switch statement than this random dependency every day

axios comes to rescue

That's lie, guys. Does not matter how many tools for converting desing into code people create, it will not work in reality. Just because that code needs to be integrated. Generated code by program should be integrated into code written by other people

Been coding for 9 yrs almost Coded in svelte vue react elixir C a bit of rust and zig now And I can say react is the most garbage library that I've ever used

Idk as I see it even the basic tailwind code example in the landing page isn't responsive

flex-basis:25%, gap:25px . I get only 3 items in a row

Theres lost in the middle.

Why isn't flutter a thing?

A scripting guy talking about refactoring. May be refactor away the whole language. The world will be a better place

I can't stop laughing at the fact that the only way to stop the LLMs from hallucination is to ask them not to. Even Apple had to do the same.

Don't let university students hear about this

Nothing in Javascript is awesome

As James Coplien said as current Dev mantra - we don't need to understand the system, we just need to improve it 😂 Need for velocity tramps common sense, and add a sprinkle of lazyness in thinking things through, we have a recipe for disaster

I generally don't refactor code by removing lines, I rather break it into individual pieces and shorten them, eventually leading to cleaner code

fine tuning saves you on the token cost. you dont have to provide the examples with every request for a very specific format. with a larger system with many more users, this is preferable over larger instruction prompts.

Look luck but I guess from the FIRST look, you need to improve on both.

smart

Why oh why the old school promise syntax? Async / await exists you know

Angular makes is very hard to write bad code.

avoid all this and use axios

Still a horrible prompt but saved by the set of links.

it might serve as a sort of forced confirmation. and that would make sense if the task was something critical

Now this is something I'm excited about 👀

Does it code only JS or other languages as well?

Damn more than 100 lines of code in a single component is an automatic jail sentence for me

Everything and anything to not just use classes, smh.

I’m constantly asked to refactor code I’ve never seen before and I just started my first developer job 2 months ago

ummmm whaaat

I have faced this issue where it gave me a library link for some css libraries which was completely wrong. So, you're spot on here, Steve!

React is just shit, that's a fact. It's patches on top of patches on top of patches trying to stop it from re-rendering components or parts of components that have nothing to do with the actual change.

Definitely bad UI design.

Stream Api ? Lambda ?

REUSABLE COMPONENTS!

Aws is designed to be interacted with from the CLI. They don't care about the UI. If you want a pretty UI then you should use Azure

Hey i am in serious problem after chatgpt i became a gpt based developer (meaning i just straight away hop on to gpt wherever i want to build our solve problem) i want to come out of it. What to do

Why is it telling me that I need NPM 14?

Very useful 😊 However when we want to avoid using newEvent.startDate, newEvent.endDate etc, we can destruct states from newEvent once and use without newEvent

Qwik has the worst UX. Everything feels laggy and slow. You click on something and it just starts downloading the JS for it. Because of this, it's slow. It takes a while for JS to download and the action to happen. I wish content creators actually spoke the truth instead of talking about the good things and hiding the bad. The docs website of Valibot is built with Qwik. Try cloning and playing around with it. You will realize that it's not just the UX that sucks, it's DX too!

Yeah nah.. your code was shit in the first place bud..as well. It got wrapped in a shittier wrapper. Let's come back to jQuery. As it should have been in the first place

No offense but you should avoid using/depending on packages as much as possible. Especially if it is only a small problem, cuz it's not good for a scallable project. Imagine maintaining hundreds of dependencies every single times.

Feel like you should check out comma-agents

Im pretty all junior developers do that. I'll teach you about break points and pry.

Pointlessly moving code around

I think the first 2 points are debattable. the way you're using ramda in your example is bad, pipe is amazing, composition is amazing, people should use composition a lot more. Your example should be pipe(filterFn, mapFn)(data), it's just so much cleaner than just chaining filter map sort and such.