@CaptainMisery86
Been doing this for over 20 years. Some languages/frameworks may be better at some tasks than others, but you can build a great version of anything using any of them
@EmiNNsoNify
Yeah that is one part Duning Kruger effect and one part what I call assumption bias. What is assumption bias - when you get served some information which sounds good to your brain but you never check its validity. It is quite common those days to see this. But in a way you are also partially wrong, but I guess this is mainly because tou are young. You shouldn't focus on library/framework experience. Instead your focus should be on your research and analysis abilities first. Pretty much following the scientific method. Also important is testing/verification of the things you read/write by experimentation. These are the points where you gain the most valuable experience.
@CallousCoder
I hate what the industry has become. Web was never intended to run applications. HTTP has been bastardized to allow for "stateful connections". We ran dozens of people on a 386/486 with 4MB of memory. Or the 2nd biggest website I worked for in our country, where we had 6000page views per minute (all the public broadcast stations) and 9000page views on the teletext server. We ran them on a single Silicon Graphics O200 (200 MHz with 64MB memory). Now we need Kubernetes and database with replicas because we have 2000 users and 20 microservices. First of all... why microservices? Why not libaries? No TCP/HTTPS latency of milliseconds. You know how much instructions we can perform in 10 milliseconds these days? I am baffled by the inefficiency of code and the sheer energy waste. Somewhere we made some very daft decisions, and these fan boys are a part of the infantilisation of our industry.
@davisssamuel
Yah I used to be that guy. I even started to join in on the Java hate. Then I got a job where I used Java and, lo and behold, it’s actually a really good language especially for enterprise applications.
@JohnnysaidWhat
vanilla js IS a framework 🧠
@rui2888
NPC conversation
@paulcrehan9804
Wait till they get a job at a large SaaS corporate and realise that they're basically stuck with the language and framework thats there sometimes multiple versions of a framework patched together that it is a miracle it all works . Why ? Because there is literally millions of lines of code split among quite possibly a 100 repos because a few years ago they decided to go micro-services route which is now causing more problems than it solved and there is some repos that have code that is core to the entire application and was one of the first pieces built like 10-15years ago and hasn't been touched since and your now looking at it because of defect ticket you got that's unreproducable because it's a race condition. That is when the reality of software development kicks your opinions in the balls
@AshesWake-sf7uw
Php doesn't suck now, because of Laravel
@Il_Dilettante
fastapi is nice though 😢
@kaszagryczana2260
True brother
@betpka