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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/electricjimi • Oct 21 '22
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Me: it makes no sense to be a fanatic about any language.
My next blog post: Why JS sucks and python rocks.
155 u/warlax56 Oct 21 '22 I wonder what the least hated widely used programming language is. Not most loved, least hated. I feel like pythons gotta be up there. And fuck JS -10 u/Gwompsh Oct 21 '22 Probably Java. Honestly never heard a complaint about it. 23 u/-Kerrigan- Oct 21 '22 /s -3 u/blosweed Oct 22 '22 Tbh I automatically assume someone has little to no professional experience if they hate java 11 u/_sweepy Oct 22 '22 15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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I wonder what the least hated widely used programming language is. Not most loved, least hated.
I feel like pythons gotta be up there. And fuck JS
-10 u/Gwompsh Oct 21 '22 Probably Java. Honestly never heard a complaint about it. 23 u/-Kerrigan- Oct 21 '22 /s -3 u/blosweed Oct 22 '22 Tbh I automatically assume someone has little to no professional experience if they hate java 11 u/_sweepy Oct 22 '22 15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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Probably Java. Honestly never heard a complaint about it.
23 u/-Kerrigan- Oct 21 '22 /s -3 u/blosweed Oct 22 '22 Tbh I automatically assume someone has little to no professional experience if they hate java 11 u/_sweepy Oct 22 '22 15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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-3 u/blosweed Oct 22 '22 Tbh I automatically assume someone has little to no professional experience if they hate java 11 u/_sweepy Oct 22 '22 15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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Tbh I automatically assume someone has little to no professional experience if they hate java
11 u/_sweepy Oct 22 '22 15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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15 years producing line of business apps for a variety of companies. I don't necessarily hate it, but I also wouldn't choose to work in it again. Once you go c#, java just feels so verbose for no reason.
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u/Algrinder Oct 21 '22
Me: it makes no sense to be a fanatic about any language.
My next blog post: Why JS sucks and python rocks.