Does intellj have spring functionality? I thought it was just intellj ultimate that had functional support...

Well December is missing.
For an account you legally only need to be 16 too.

Spot the other problem.

@C0D4 mostly agree with this. Obviously it depends on learning style.

Language & framework versions is the answer. If you were actually looking for one.
That’s why it’s best to read the documentation on its own or as well as the video.

You can’t expect people to respond to messages in 15 minutes 24/7.

I don’t even respond to my girlfriend that quickly 😂

I don’t mind workspaces and monorepos but web pack is the devil.

Those specific functions are called during the execution of the project regardless of whether you call it.
Draw & setup are called automatically.
Similar to how func main works in package main in GO.

Void flashing will only be executed if you call it. That’s the difference between the three. But yes any word can follow void unless it’s another semantically incorrect key word.

You really didn’t think about the audience of this platform when you decided to plague us with your account created.
Surprisingly were developers, we are quite literally the people least likely to hire your service’s.
Kindly, get fucked.

Time to give your employer a firm fuck you.

@Fast-Nop I’d argue that a good UI is supposed to go unnoticed, that’s how you can tell when it’s a boss.

I may have just pushed you over by one

Jesus Christ, that’s just unacceptable. 😂

@Mr-Myrk I’ve seen GO & Rust projects with a stupid no of dependencies. That behaviour isn’t exclusive to Node my dude.

https://github.com/bradtraversy/...

Wouldn’t follow this as a bible but this can show you a basic run through & I mean this literally, there’s a lot of bad practices in this. Also, using local storage doesn’t require any extra setup.

@Fast-Nop couldn’t have said it better myself.

I don’t think any language does things ‘just because’, 100% of the time it’s a lapse in thinking from the developer.
You also know what order things execute in JavaScript if you know javascript sufficently.
And lastly you always know what the response will be given any set of data if you think about design first and sufficiently know the language.
JavaScript has many flaws buts its in none of the above.

Advice I give people who are learning react is to implement any APP they like in TDD.
Be it a YouTube player, a janky social media site etc.

If you’re teaching teenagers and above you’ve probably already lost the battle with those who are disinterested because they’ve already made their minds up about the course material abstract of your teaching methodologies.
If I were you I would focus on being concise and approachable, Try to relate the material to the class and always push for progression of the individuals that are trying.

@m0nk Providing you’re moving to a city or the out skirts of the city and not the ass end of no where you’ll find it pretty difficult not to find a job.

@Jilano the job market for developers is more or less unaffected.

@Sauruz This feels like one of those scenarios where the language gets blamed for a miss understanding of core functionality.

I’m curious as to what use-case you have in which omitting the initial value would be a good idea

@b3b3 oh dear. 😂

I wouldn't even anonymously do it, I'd flat out tell them that YOU found a security loop hole.
But yeah, you're treading on very thin ice.

@johnny-cache Or it was typed on my way home and auto predict kicked in and I personally couldn't be fucked changing it.
Please refrain from over analysing rants, it's very obnoxious. Thanks.

@zero1 Fuck all to do with media and everything to do with facts.

Also, if you can't take the joke don't enquirer about the joke in the first place.

@mrys assuming it only happened once then yeah, you'd be right.

Also if people did their fucking job right I wouldn't have to rant at all.

@mmiftari0
Or, this is my first time doing this, I run a helper business in my area, in which I help people of all ages learn some aspect of development in which they want to pursue.
I do have some older android tutorials that I would happily send to you if you'd like, there all in word accompanied with screen shots and such.

Which ever is your preference.

@mmiftari0 Overrated in my opinion, unless you want to specifically go into machine learning and AI I wouldn't bother, as I'm fairly sure it comes with a hefty price tag.

Attempt to learn android development on your own if you struggle by all means invest in a course at Udacity..