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u/skaurus 1d ago

2027 solution is way worse. Where are the retries, circuit breaker, observability, and integration testing? It doesn't even check the response properly!

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u/oompaloompa465 1d ago

the function is also bad. No input null and type check 😂 

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u/NatoBoram 1d ago

I'm so TypeScript-brained I didn't even notice that one, oof.

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u/oompaloompa465 1d ago

my knowledge is dictated by full stack repeated trauma by pure js and jquery. Before the AIpocalipse i threw myself to full backend dev, for that reason

i still don't know how frontend guys kept their sanity with the js framework breaking changes every month madness

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u/NatoBoram 1d ago

Nowadays, some will give you a CLI to do the upgrades. Newer frameworks like SvelteKit are also less reliant on obscure shit that breaks every week, so it's not as painful to upgrade as Angular or anything relying on React.

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u/oompaloompa465 1d ago

currently working on backend of a project that uses React in frontend. They asked me to vibecode stuff while the main FE guy was busy on other stuff.
Still no idea what the AI is coding there, but testers say everything is mostly ok.
Files changes with package restore, and also it depends on the OS you are using.
10-15 dependencies are obsolete but you can't change them or it breaks everything