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Originally Posted by nthn
I don't understand why it is so difficult to get across. I thought it was obvious but apparently not. Unless some people are being obtuse on purpose. Or indoctrinated.
we don't dismiss 'anything that's new', we dismiss 'that which is new but worse'
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2018-04-16
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I no longer know what we're talking about, but you guys definitely sounded like you wanted to stick to 3 years old Firefox and you were against "new web standards". I don't know if you have actually done any modern web development, maybe you're just judging the whole tech by some badly coded, high-profile apps (Facebook? 
) as most of my friends do.
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Originally Posted by nthn
I am too. But I also think that change is sometimes needed and welcome - especially for CSS which is a goddamn mess. I still haven't tried any of the trendy JS frameworks nor NodeJS cause this is a wild west.
I'm only annoyed by the carefree/careless attitude that dominates the field of technology, which causes the problem that everyone constantly has to clean up after each other and catch up with each other.
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2018-04-17
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#34
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Originally Posted by pisarz1958
Nothing wrong with nodejs, it's fully a server-side technique so you get to pretty much decide what gets rendered on the browser
I still haven't tried any of the trendy JS frameworks nor NodeJS cause this is a wild west.
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2018-04-17
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Remember left-pad?
Nothing wrong with nodejs, it's fully a server-side technique so you get to pretty much decide what gets rendered on the browser
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2018-04-17
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Originally Posted by pisarz1958
ahhahhaa
Remember left-pad?
Yes of course, npm is both curse and blessing!
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It has now reached @claustn and it's new life
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I also can't really think of any examples where both time and resources are saved (well, save for throwing bureaucracy out the window). It did remind me of the marvellous KolibriOS. I just found out it even runs Doom!