9 Reasons People Hate JavaScript

The chaos is what makes it beautiful

Null actually means null pointer. Values that contain objects are actually pointers to the object rather than containing the object themself, and null is pointer to nothing. Which is why typeof null is 'object'.

If you want to be a frontend wizard, you have no choice to master js html css. That is life.

Honestly I kinda love the speed to prototype in JavaScript, even knowing the risk of accruing insane technical debt is a perpetual risk with how quiet the language is about the dev's mistakes. I dunno, I'd rather just take the type coersions in JS than C segmentation faults and Java verbosity.

Javasacript and Python are the only ones I like, but I only use vanilla JavaScript, css and html. Once I started creating html elements dynamically with JavaScript using the DOM is when I really learned JavaScript.

I just started a full stack JS job w/ data analysis job duties too. Seeing this video has made my heart skip a beat.

This is a fantastic and honest look at JavaScript's quirks. It's so important for new coders to understand these are design choices, not bugs. I always tell kids that "weird" behaviors like loose equality are great puzzles to solve. It's a great lesson in learning to work with a language, not against it.

Matter of preference. Some when they see complications they stop learn that thing. But i think developers should be vast knowledgeable in every tool out there. But who I'm i but people choose what they like

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I love javascript, I have used it for years, almost two decades now. I just don't like to use it on the server.