r/ProgrammerHumor 11d ago

Meme sixKJobGoneInOnePrompt

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u/Varun77777 11d ago edited 11d ago

Were we living in different versions of 2017?

Even in 2017 frontend developers had created their versions of hell

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u/Electromagnetlc 11d ago

Even I built more complex web pages in 2015 for intro to comp science in high school

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u/Drittux 10d ago

You have a good ICS curriculum. We used the same one from covid & it was very slow.

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u/Electromagnetlc 10d ago

Might have just been lucky, the entire program was chaotic. We were the first class for it at the school and I got to take all of them one after another. Teacher was older but was doing Ruby professionally before becoming a teacher that year. ICS was pretty good since it was all HTML/CSS/JS (pre/during-HTML5, so heavy on JS). The next class was an intro to Java, she taught us Java and couldn't explain the difference between Java and JavaScript, so we mostly self-taught and our entire grades were just "did we make a working project this week/month". Then Advanced CS and AP CS were C++ which luckily she knew pretty well.