>>869
I'm javascripting for my job right now, and I have to say it's not really that bad if you're not required to use any frameworks.
What I'm more worried about is that my next job is to rewrite and optimize a bunch of disorganized, undocumented, and uncommented perl scripts written by three different people. It would be faster to ignore the perl scripts and write it from scratch, but the people who wrote the code don't remember what it does, nor do they have time to explain anything.
>>872
I want to play it.
>>869
the shiny new framework every other week I can deal with. the resulting build ("build" ffs how did we get to this point!?) spaghetti fails I can deal with. JS is a strange language and not in a good way, though something I can deal with. it's the shitty cargo cult, agile, scrumming, management fuckwittery that drives me insane.
>a bunch of disorganized, undocumented, and uncommented perl scripts written by three different people.
do things like this really still exist? even the worst PHP I've seen doesn't sound as bad as this.