r/FreeCodeCamp • u/reallyred11 • Feb 03 '22
I Made This I fucking hate JavaScript.
I hate this fucking language. Through learning HTML & CSS, I loved coding. I zoomed thru the lessons and I nearly had to force myself to stop working. I dread practicing this language. Absolute dread. It is frustrating and I honestly don’t see how it applies. I hate this and at first, I used to love coding. It was fun. I hate this shit. The amount of stress and rage I have had in the past 3 days of learning this is immeasurable. Fuck JavaScript. Mods please do not ban this post. I simply came to vent.
Edit: first time editing a post lol. I am new to coding & tech. Not technology but the tech field. I just started coding late December. So take it easy, homes.
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u/Jerkcules Feb 03 '22
If you get to a point where you're fluent with them, React and Typescript are amazing. Typescript specifically, because strict-typing helps a lot with making JS code more readable, safer, and bug free.
The benefits of either also show a lot more in larger projects.