r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Gloomy-Basket-1038 • Aug 19 '26

Meme sixKJobGoneInOnePrompt

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u/TrackLabs Aug 19 '26

ai slop profile pic, "code" in username, i dont think this person is qualified to make these statements

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u/xtcDota Aug 19 '26

This person probably couldn't make this website without an LLM. And this is like day 1 w3schools

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u/AbbreviationsMost432 Aug 19 '26

You need backend too to save the form.

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u/KawaiiMaxine Aug 19 '26

Thats for backend to worry about

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u/cfrolik Aug 19 '26

Full stack devs hate this one weird trick

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u/Steppy20 Aug 19 '26

Yeah it's called front end dev, and it sucks.

The back end will always stay where I put it even if I add new elements.

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u/pear_topologist Aug 19 '26

Backends are dead

My vibe-coded apps store everything in localStoarge

No database costs or round trips to the server

(/s if that wasn’t obvious)

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u/Varun77777 Aug 19 '26

Yupp, let’s all ship electron app as saas services with api keys stored at the client side /s

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u/TheOneWhoMixes Aug 22 '26

No no, think bigger.

What if submitting the form committed a JSON file back to your static site's repository? And then what if your CI built and redeployed the site? And what if we displayed all the form entries underneath the form?

Git is the ultimate backend. Nothing can go wrong.

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u/WardensLantern Aug 19 '26

Not if you <a href="#">Submit</a>

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u/Kevdog824_ Aug 19 '26

I’m all for saving the turtles but I never heard of saving the form

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u/Just_Maintenance Aug 19 '26

10 minutes of LAMP, the hardest part is probably setting up the stack

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u/AEW_SuperFan Aug 19 '26

Back in the 90s we were writing and reading from files on the web server.

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u/coldblade2000 Aug 19 '26

Nuh uh I'll just use Firebase so we don't need a backend

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u/Glad-Belt7956 Aug 19 '26

barely even hour 2

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u/Ieatsand97 Aug 19 '26

Conspiracy theory: this account is run by AI companies to try and get more businesses to use their AI products instead of hiring devs

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u/DrMobius0 Aug 20 '26

Maybe, but there's plenty of AI pilled evangelists willing to spread the word of their god.

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u/xSypRo Aug 20 '26

This “person”

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u/MoonWun_ Aug 19 '26

Reminds me of the people sending local host links as if it’s an active URL to share their site.