Some people say you become a real developer when you build your first app.
JavaScript developers know that’s not true.
You become a real JavaScript...
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I managed everything but
==and===confusion, I've used===for the entirety of my js "career"Also, I have done worse than
console.log("test");, I've managed to put a json array with more than 300 objects in the log before, and I only found it 3 months later.Haha oh wow, logging a 300-object JSON, that’s legendary! 😂
And honestly, props for being loyal to === from day one, most of us had to learn that lesson the hard way.
Haha this list hit a little too close to home 😂
Especially “used map, filter, and reduce in one line just to feel powerful” — guilty!
It’s amazing how JavaScript turns everyday debugging pain into an art form.
Loved this — feels like a rite of passage for every dev who’s broken production at least once 🙌
Haha right?! 😂
That line got me too, there’s something oddly satisfying about chaining them all together even when you know you shouldn’t.
Glad it resonated with you 😍
This is funny 😅 I am officially a real JavaScript developer
That's great 😍
This is gold 😂 Every line hits home from console.log therapy sessions to the eternal “how to center a div” battle. Perfect mix of humor and truth that every JS dev can relate to.
Thank you so much 😍 So glad you like it 😅
Hillarious. Best of, for me:
😂😂😂
So glad you liked it 😍😅
Installing a package to use one line of code and loosing a one-on-one battle against cors is so real 😂
Absolutely 😅
This is so true 😅
Yeah 😅
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I like the post! 🥰🤗 So officially I'm a JavaScript developer!😂🤗
That's amazing 😍 Congratulations 🥳
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only truess!!
Yeah 😅
lol
If this were a bingo game, I’d totally win! 😀