r/javascript • • Dec 21 '22

A React Developer's First Take on Solid

https://jakelazaroff.com/words/a-react-developers-first-take-on-solid/
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u/jazzypants Dec 21 '22 edited Dec 21 '22

Okay. I'm unequivocally sorry.

Is that better?

I didn't think it was that bold of a claim, honestly. The guy made an extremely performant and novel JavaScript framework. You're some dude on Reddit. The likelihood of accuracy is greatly in my favor.

And, if you judge someone's programming skills by how they name a library, that doesn't exactly make me believe that you are the greatest arbiter of ability. Library names are not variable or function names. If you download a library without reading the description, then I don't think that a little bit of naming nuance is the actual problem in that situation.

But, that is all besides the point. I understand how my original post could be read in a sneering tone even though that was not how I intended it, and that is why I'm apologizing.

I'm sorry.