I fell for meme that web-dev is joke and them being considered not real programmers. But turned out it's one of the hardest disciplines out there. Both front-end and back-end are extremely hard.
Web development is a lot harded than I imagined
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>I was a retard and listened to Jow Forums and now I feel entitled to write a blog post about it instead of just using the existing general created for this topic.
My front and back ends are extremely hard if you know what I mean.
its not that hard. its just that you have to learn so much shit. just knowing a language isnt enough. e.g.
for frontend alone you have to know
>react/vue/angular
>all of the css shit like animations and stuff
>webpack
>how websockets work
and a bunch of other stuff. to top it all of, after like three months the libraries have updated so much that your code becomes impossible to maintain.
people who claim it's easy have never touched web development
giving birth to children is pretty hard too
so is eating shit and taking big dicks up the ass
t. speaking from personal experience
It isn't hard if you have the brain for it, but most people just aren't wired that way. We all still run into challenges now and again, but for the person who is trying to do WebDev because it pays well and not because they enjoy development are going to have a rough time. Plus, if your image is related to your experience, it's part of the problem. Laravel is training wheels for development and you hardly ever learn anything that isn't explicitly inside the scope of Laravel.
>npm install leftpad
>its 100mb in size
>need to polyfill and transpile because browsers
>result is still 100mb
>some russian hax0r hacks it and now it is a GRU botnet that prints cka blyat in console.
>can't even pad correctly because of JavaScript's retarded dynamic typing and type conversions.
>wait 1 month
>update proyect
>everything is broken
Can you show me how to harden my backend?