I think JS has come a far ways from where it was. When I talk about fundamentals, I'm talking about understanding the concepts behind asynchronous and singlethreaded communication. Understand the differences between parallelism and concurrency. And at a very basic level, understand how paths work and how buffers work.
I don't think people need to use JS just to use it, its fun, I'll admit. As for the spaghetti, I think its important for people to understand whats happening especially with the DataBuffer and SerialPort capabilities of JS. When I talk about spaghetti, I more so am trying to convey that if know one knows what a script does, how can we know its not doing anything nefarious? I've gotten pwned big time before and the people who did it injected Root CA's through my GPIO Serial Ports, I got live breached through DCOM ports with SID's I've never ever seen before. My head was spinning. I don't want people to go through that so understanding how something works conceptually at a fundamental level is being present and cognizant of your environment. Because, I feel like a lot of people just are like "oh computers! I pay someone to handle that!" when we are quite literally compelled to use various government systems built by people who didn't really know what they were doing (and at no fault of their own). Lastly, I think if people generally were more prudent and aware about the tech aspect of our lives, we would be in a better spot with stopping a of malware targeting vulnerable individuals, like grandparents. Probably a lot deeper than you wanted, but thats my honest take.
Not at all! I'll take all the info I can get, particularly as a rookie. This is all interesting at least and important for me to know at most, and even if it is just the former then I now have things to learn more about.
lol, we're all rookies, kid. If you're the smartest man in the room, its time to find a new one. I'll be on here, feel free reach out if you got something you help with. I'd be more than happy to talk to impart what I know. Building cool stuff with people who also wanted to build cool stuff is why I got into this field. It's why I like it, its how I hope to contribute to it.
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I think JS has come a far ways from where it was. When I talk about fundamentals, I'm talking about understanding the concepts behind asynchronous and singlethreaded communication. Understand the differences between parallelism and concurrency. And at a very basic level, understand how paths work and how buffers work.
I don't think people need to use JS just to use it, its fun, I'll admit. As for the spaghetti, I think its important for people to understand whats happening especially with the DataBuffer and SerialPort capabilities of JS. When I talk about spaghetti, I more so am trying to convey that if know one knows what a script does, how can we know its not doing anything nefarious? I've gotten pwned big time before and the people who did it injected Root CA's through my GPIO Serial Ports, I got live breached through DCOM ports with SID's I've never ever seen before. My head was spinning. I don't want people to go through that so understanding how something works conceptually at a fundamental level is being present and cognizant of your environment. Because, I feel like a lot of people just are like "oh computers! I pay someone to handle that!" when we are quite literally compelled to use various government systems built by people who didn't really know what they were doing (and at no fault of their own). Lastly, I think if people generally were more prudent and aware about the tech aspect of our lives, we would be in a better spot with stopping a of malware targeting vulnerable individuals, like grandparents. Probably a lot deeper than you wanted, but thats my honest take.
Not at all! I'll take all the info I can get, particularly as a rookie. This is all interesting at least and important for me to know at most, and even if it is just the former then I now have things to learn more about.
lol, we're all rookies, kid. If you're the smartest man in the room, its time to find a new one. I'll be on here, feel free reach out if you got something you help with. I'd be more than happy to talk to impart what I know. Building cool stuff with people who also wanted to build cool stuff is why I got into this field. It's why I like it, its how I hope to contribute to it.