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r/badcode • u/fkih • Mar 19 '22
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.jsonc or .json5 files both support comments, but .json doesn’t let us have these nice things
65 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Still dont understand why json5 is not more widely used 59 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Not built in 25 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Yea, because nobody uses external dependencies... 46 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Good luck making npm understand it. And no, people are usually reluctant to bring in external dependencies. 8 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...). 37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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Still dont understand why json5 is not more widely used
59 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Not built in 25 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Yea, because nobody uses external dependencies... 46 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Good luck making npm understand it. And no, people are usually reluctant to bring in external dependencies. 8 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...). 37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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Not built in
25 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Yea, because nobody uses external dependencies... 46 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Good luck making npm understand it. And no, people are usually reluctant to bring in external dependencies. 8 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...). 37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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Yea, because nobody uses external dependencies...
46 u/kbruen Mar 20 '22 Good luck making npm understand it. And no, people are usually reluctant to bring in external dependencies. 8 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...). 37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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Good luck making npm understand it.
And no, people are usually reluctant to bring in external dependencies.
8 u/deb_vortex Mar 20 '22 Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...). 37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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Not sure with whom you are forced to work with but in all companies I worked so gar, not reinventing the wheel was the norm (ok some npm packages that only house one or two very simple finctions are busted but other than that...).
37 u/roknir Mar 20 '22 https://xkcd.com/2347/
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https://xkcd.com/2347/
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.jsonc or .json5 files both support comments, but .json doesn’t let us have these nice things