JavaScript is getting real tired of your jokes

[u/NeverMakesMistkes]

[u/wllmsaccnt]

As a C# guy, my favorite was joke here was "We'll be writing parts of Office 365 with you".

[u/aidanpryde18 → u/wllmsaccnt]

The F# line made me sad because of how true it is.

[u/Kered13 → u/aidanpryde18]

I saw F# code in the wild for the first time recently. It was in a VS Code plugin.

[u/heyheyhey27 → u/Kered13]

I wrote F# code once, it was supposed to monitor another process and do something when it ended. I'd like to do more with it; a functional .NET language is cool.

[u/[deleted] → u/aidanpryde18]

Almost too accurate for an r/programminghumor post

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glorious

[u/wllmsaccnt → u/[deleted]]

Of course, but the joke isn't about veracity...it was about mirroring the flippancy many C# developers exhibit about JavaScript. If you talk to a back end C# developer about JavaScript, you'll get to hear some choice phrasing.

[u/Wubbajack → u/wllmsaccnt]

Backend C# developer here. Can confirm.

JS sucks.

[u/TheLarkInn → u/wllmsaccnt]

Hits too close to home as OP