IMO most “flashy” frameworks betray the principle of high cohesion. Importing a time library to handle timezones is a great idea. Importing a math library to calculate derivatives is common sense for good reason. But huge frameworks that change the entire way a language is written are ridiculous. I’m looking at you, Vue and Tailwind. I usually see these sorts of frameworks used by people who aren’t qualified programmers and who don’t know software architectures or best practices. In other words, the kinds of people who get promoted to management positions and tell us what frameworks to use.

(Typescript is awesome though)

No, I’m not implying that, because that’s ridiculous.

Ah yes, the anti weird test. That’s how you get all of the autistic people and POCs out of the recruitment pool.

I think all three of the people replying to you are wrong. They all think you’re having trouble finding a project you want to work on. But I think you’re saying you struggle to understand how the logic of a program fits together into accomplishing anything.

I think you should follow one of these lessons to produce some example code, and then use the debugger to watch it function line by line.

Primary and secondary school math is mostly arithmetic and memorisation. It’s not until late high school and university when you get to do real math, which is a study of logic and proofs. If you were horrible at math in school, you might still have the makings of a great mathematician.

Vue sucks. A pretty graphic of a CGI robot convincing untrained programmers to merge their web files and produce unreadable garbage as the output file.

See, the thing is, a lot of these women will not agree to speak at your conference if you’re a total creep.

The big problem in your code is that the function name isn’t descriptive. If I’m 500 lines down seeing this function called, how do I know what you’re trying to do? I’m going to have to scroll up 500 lines to find out. The function name should be descriptive.

My gender is more important to me than some random program. I can make a program whenever I want, but I’ve only got one gender.

Anyway, I suppose that it all boils down to how much OP feels like their employer (boss or anyone with power in the company) will be a son-of-a-cop and really come forward to court against him

Who would the boss be coming forward in court against except for me?

I’m not a he

Not a him

I’m not from the USA, dipshit. Police don’t solve crimes here either.

The problem is I learned how to write good code at university and I used what I learned to inform the software architecture. I could write garbage that gets the same job done but isn’t maintainable, except for the fact that I want to show this off as a display of my skill. I already did the best I could do on the company clock. If I do the best I can do again, it’ll be the same. I can’t make significant changes outside of language, variables, and dependencies, because then it wouldn’t be as good. The structure I made for the company is simply good design. I don’t remember every detail of the structure, but if I tried to rebuild it I’d get the same result. This is a problem with a correct answer.

The code on the computer isn’t what I would be publishing. I would be publishing the memories in my head, which I had written down again

Oh, well then you forgot your comma

Police spending money on detectives, cybersecurity experts, tax analysts, wage theft investigations: ✋

Police spending money on weapons 👉

We need to get rid of the police and replace them with some sort of task force dedicated to solving crimes.

And I don’t understand why anyone likes Minnie either. She has exactly one more character trait than Mickey, and it’s “girl”. Which is just a perfect little example of patriarchy’s normalisation of manhood and why the 1900s sucked at writing female characters

Machine Learning isn’t a good name for these services because they aren’t learning. You don’t teach them by interacting with them. The developers did the teaching and the machine did the learning before you ever opened the browser window. You’re interacting with the result of learning, not with the learning.

I’m transfemme, and I was repeatedly misgendered as a “guy” and a “dude” by a user I warned the admins was transphobic. They ignored the problem completely.