Ten Years Of No Changes

Content Yeah that's very easy to do 6:34 AM J even though it's easy but i can't Moreover, I can't find the tutorial on YouTube do you have any tips sir? Hehe 7:40 AM JSON.stringift(metadata, null, 2); Thats how you solve it 7:41 AM J Im not developer btw sir I do that on visual studio? 7:44 AM You can do it in any text editor. Now is a great time to learn how to code! 7:44 AM Yeah sir this problem came from my client, I made a mass upload service on fiver. and this is my first client. 7:46 AM Imao, why would you create a coding job on Fiverr when you don't even know what JavaScript is? hahahaha 7:47 AM J

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Content php sucks lol avascript is bad and bloated python isn't real programming being aware that every programming language has its niche due to historical and usability reasons and hating on them makes no sense man, fuck MATLAB ProdrammerHumor.io

Java developers really said "let's take a simple feature and wrap it in 47 layers of abstraction" and called it enterprise-grade architecture. You want to add a button? Cool, just navigate through com.company.project.module.submodule.feature.ui.components.buttons.impl.factory and you'll find it somewhere between the AbstractButtonFactoryProviderInterface and the ButtonClickHandlerStrategyBean. Meanwhile, the poor dev trying to understand the codebase feels like they're navigating an infinite hallway of folders, each one promising answers but delivering only more nested packages. It's like a Russian nesting doll, except each doll is a directory and your sanity decreases with every layer.

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Oh, the AUDACITY! The Java programmer is just minding their own business, peacefully existing in their verbose, strongly-typed paradise, when they casually pass a note to their Python neighbor. Meanwhile, the Python dev receives it and discovers the UNTHINKABLE: "Java is awesome." The sheer BETRAYAL! The HORROR! The look of absolute disgust and rage says it all—how DARE someone suggest that semicolons and explicit type declarations could be considered cool? Python devs didn't choose the simple life just to be told that boilerplate code has merit. The rivalry runs deep, my friends.