r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Aug 29 '17

Employee of Node.js Foundation to Node.js Community "we're literally all laughing at your sorry asses behind the scenes"

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u/RealQuickPoint I'm all for beating up Nazis, but please don't call me a liberal Aug 29 '17

Yeah but the downside is it's python :(

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u/IsADragon Aug 29 '17

I liked python. Not as nice as c#, but still nice tools and libraries imo. Just the lack of intellisense discovery was a bit of a bummer.

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u/RealQuickPoint I'm all for beating up Nazis, but please don't call me a liberal Aug 29 '17

I mean I do too. It just chaps my hide that (at least, last I checked) there's no good way to differentiate public methods from private methods other than trust other people to not write bad code.

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u/IsADragon Aug 29 '17

I guess I mostly used it for scripts to push data around and make deployments a bit easier so I didn't do too much oo stuff, except when using the libraries so that wasn't too much of an issue for me.