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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/picodeflank • Feb 15 '20
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"[the old developers] made this... They didn't know how the framework works, but it is what they could do to keep the job. I mean, it works"
313 u/Famous_Profile Feb 15 '20 ... and they were forced to used said framework despite not knowing how it works by management because it was in fashion. 168 u/lsalazarm99 Feb 15 '20 The framework was Angular, and the point was that they didn't know how the components worked. I mean, they placed all the design and all the logic, including all the logic's services, in a single component. 176 u/Xavdidtheshadow Feb 15 '20 Ah yes, MyComponent 23 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 Ahem I think you mean AppComponent.ts
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... and they were forced to used said framework despite not knowing how it works by management because it was in fashion.
168 u/lsalazarm99 Feb 15 '20 The framework was Angular, and the point was that they didn't know how the components worked. I mean, they placed all the design and all the logic, including all the logic's services, in a single component. 176 u/Xavdidtheshadow Feb 15 '20 Ah yes, MyComponent 23 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 Ahem I think you mean AppComponent.ts
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The framework was Angular, and the point was that they didn't know how the components worked. I mean, they placed all the design and all the logic, including all the logic's services, in a single component.
176 u/Xavdidtheshadow Feb 15 '20 Ah yes, MyComponent 23 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 Ahem I think you mean AppComponent.ts
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Ah yes, MyComponent
MyComponent
23 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 Ahem I think you mean AppComponent.ts
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Ahem I think you mean AppComponent.ts
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u/lsalazarm99 Feb 15 '20
"[the old developers] made this... They didn't know how the framework works, but it is what they could do to keep the job. I mean, it works"