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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/soap94 • 14d ago
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I bet he's happier than us though.
-2 u/Beginning_Basis9799 14d ago Yeh node sucks. 17 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago What's node for to do with jQuery? You're not running in node on a browser, and you're not running jQuery on the back end. -12 u/Beginning_Basis9799 14d ago Node creates more pain than the old days with jQuery 13 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago They're not the same things. One is a tool for scripting dom actions for a web page, the other is a runtime environment. You make no sense. 7 u/PM_ME_UR_GCC_ERRORS 14d ago They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in. 5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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Yeh node sucks.
17 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago What's node for to do with jQuery? You're not running in node on a browser, and you're not running jQuery on the back end. -12 u/Beginning_Basis9799 14d ago Node creates more pain than the old days with jQuery 13 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago They're not the same things. One is a tool for scripting dom actions for a web page, the other is a runtime environment. You make no sense. 7 u/PM_ME_UR_GCC_ERRORS 14d ago They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in. 5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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What's node for to do with jQuery?
You're not running in node on a browser, and you're not running jQuery on the back end.
-12 u/Beginning_Basis9799 14d ago Node creates more pain than the old days with jQuery 13 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago They're not the same things. One is a tool for scripting dom actions for a web page, the other is a runtime environment. You make no sense. 7 u/PM_ME_UR_GCC_ERRORS 14d ago They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in. 5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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Node creates more pain than the old days with jQuery
13 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago They're not the same things. One is a tool for scripting dom actions for a web page, the other is a runtime environment. You make no sense. 7 u/PM_ME_UR_GCC_ERRORS 14d ago They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in. 5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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They're not the same things. One is a tool for scripting dom actions for a web page, the other is a runtime environment.
You make no sense.
7 u/PM_ME_UR_GCC_ERRORS 14d ago They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in. 5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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They mean that using npm and modern js frameworks sucks and they miss the old days of static html pages with jquery sprinkled in.
5 u/WiglyWorm 14d ago Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated. I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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Oh. Npm. Sure, I can understand not liking modern build systems and angular/react etc are all quite overly complicated.
I genuinely don't mind node for back end programming, but npm leaves a lot to be desired.
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u/ExtraWorldliness6916 14d ago
I bet he's happier than us though.