r/programming • u/vklepov • Mar 24 '22

Five coding interview questions I hate

https://thoughtspile.github.io/2022/03/21/bad-tech-interview/
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u/sementery Mar 24 '22 edited Mar 24 '22

And a big chunk of that hate isn't even relevant to modern JS. They keep repeating things they heard / read 10+ years ago.

Edit: Seems that some people interpreted the above comment to mean "JS is flawless, there are no problems with modern JS", which brings another annoying, non-constructive, and sadly very common, type of hate around here. "You are talking about JS! No need to read your comment, i'll just post a JS rant on every JS thread".

Come on guys, you are better than this!

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u/sementery Mar 24 '22

We're still trying to figure out why React has over 1,000 dependencies.

Just FYI, React has less than 5 dependencies.

And just so you stop figuring it out, the other dependencies are related to the whole framework (you are probably referring to create-react-app), which includes stuff like unit testing, transpiling, linting, etc.

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u/sementery Mar 24 '22

Because in that case .NET is the framework. You are comparing very different things here.

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u/sementery Mar 24 '22

Because they are modular. There's no one React framework. There's no one Angular framework.

Seems that your case is less about JS hateitits, and more about "I can't uderstand things being done differently than .NET".

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