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Plinn1068yPython!
I just hate this dreadful syntax..
How for god sake someone had the idea to make tabs to have an action on the control flow of a piece of code?! -
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Some oop ideas bother me. I don't find inheritance more than one level down all that useful. I like objects to be based on the behaviors they need to perform rather than the a long inheritance chain.
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@WetSweater I'd still look in to python personally, but then I like that it's structured that way, it means there's no disagreements about style and brace placement for these things. Also I believe Go uses C style curly brace syntax for delimiting blocks, not indentation. However I think people who use Go are much more specific about the format of the code, hence the gofmt tool (at least I think that's what it's called).
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Also personally, this isn't really a language thing but any code that doesn't adhere to an established contract can die in a fire.
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@lisper i hate all the hot JavaScript frameworks. I still use all kinds of chart, grids, bootstrap, and Ajax but I think the rest is not real useful. Also once the framework start losing popularity the devs want to rip them out and start over.
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@azuredivay @Zaphod65 I was being facetious. 😜 There are waaaaay to many interesting Python projects on guthub that I want to learn more about (and possibly contribute) to avoid it. 😅
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lubwn8598yNode.js, nette and wordpress. Wordpress is like the shitties thing I have ever seen and yet so popular I just do not get it.
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@Zaphod65 you still have the spaces/tabs debate. And python forces consistancy. That can actually be quite anoying heen working with multiple editors...
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lisper12918y@georgelynch yes, i think they are only useful to organize your code but sometimes the overheads make it not worth it
Are there any technologies or techniques that you don't like but they are so popular you dare not mention?
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