While at work today, I ragequit while writing some styles (not really good at it) and told myself I'll never write a single line of CSS again, then after about 5 minutes it clicked and I was just happy to continue. Developers go through this cycle often, and some frequently than others :) Happens to the best of us
I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
I got fed up with the new ES6 syntax, callbacks vs promises vs async, choices in compilers like Babel, JSX, and things like fn.bind andfn.call... I gave up reading JS articles and writing new JS code.
I'm still upset with how much one has to know about JS. Which is a barrier for learning and using it.
I'm trying to use JS more as a tool to solve problems rather than something to get frustrated at in an attempt to master.
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While at work today, I ragequit while writing some styles (not really good at it) and told myself I'll never write a single line of CSS again, then after about 5 minutes it clicked and I was just happy to continue. Developers go through this cycle often, and some frequently than others :) Happens to the best of us
Thanks for the post!
I got fed up with the new ES6 syntax, callbacks vs promises vs async, choices in compilers like Babel, JSX, and things like
fn.bindandfn.call... I gave up reading JS articles and writing new JS code.I'm still upset with how much one has to know about JS. Which is a barrier for learning and using it.
I'm trying to use JS more as a tool to solve problems rather than something to get frustrated at in an attempt to master.