I am Happy Not To Be A Web Developer Anymore

1:13 I actually did take a long ass break from webdev a little after jQuery got popular, and coming home to see paint everywhere is a totally accurate description of what it felt like to find out about shit like Node and React.

The best skill in web development: Focusing on your foundation first and ignoring the hype of the new tools. Frameworks are great but only after your foundation is strong.

The more I learn about programming, the more I want to stay away from frontend lol

everytime someone says "mysqueal" a little puppy dies.... RIP puppies...

Next time I fck up, I am just gonna say "I have a mind of an artist"

3:40 We also have a lot of applications that are stuck on older package versions. Every time time a vulnerability gets discovered, we need to upgrade all applications, as it should be. But often enough the fix was applied in some next major version. Support for other than the latest version is often very poor, forcing you to upgrade. And since it is a major version upgrade, the solution is often non trivial. To keep up we need to have one persion that does nothing but constantly upgrading the applications we're responsible for. This is definitively a major downside of a micro-service/frontend architecture

Desktop apps are my passion.

i loved "don't package shame" LMAO

Prime is always receiving beverages... jealous

Can't believe there was no mention of Rodney vs Daewon, peak picnic table usage!!