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Cute Discussion / Re: IguaRPG 2 Devlog
« on: March 23, 2024, 05:38:55 AM »
Haha, Cook, I like your cloneTemplate function a lot! I know the point of the post is that you tried out something where you weren't just using native browser APIs, but in a game project I don't really want to pull in a heavy library like React or Vue for my debug utilities. Thanks for the inspiration there!
Briefly looking at the Vue docs... The Vue SFC looks interesting. It's not really something you can accomplish with React out-of-the-box, in particular declaring styles in your component files in a nice way. I wonder what the development experience is like in an SFC file... React is pretty nice because for the most part you are just looking at TypeScript code, and you get the typical assistance from your IDE because of that...
My first experience with one of these frameworks was React with functional components in TypeScript... So when I saw angular I was very sad... It seemed like components were at minimum 2 separate files. The HTML file has bastard attributes for boolean expressions and looping (Haha, looking at Vue, they also have this: https://vuejs.org/guide/essentials/conditional.html#v-if)... And I recall the TS file being pretty verbose...
It's funny how complicated each framework is...
Finding a dev job is very hard and humiliating. From 2022-2023 I applied to probably 50 game development companies. I heard back from one and went through 7 interviews only to be rejected. I applied to horrible, enormous banks; dating apps; the university... Again, heard back from one. Another extremely rigorous and evil, heartless, disrespectful, inhumane interview process for an evil bank. Rejected because I used TypeScript in the live programming examination. Told I needed to brush up on my JavaScript skills.
The only way I've gotten my past three jobs is through connections I made at another dev job. And I'm pretty sure I only got that job because a guy who worked there looked at my YouTube channel and saw I had a video called "HUBOL AT GDC" or something and believed I was a very important game developer.
I hope you find something Ducko! I don't think the place I work at is looking for people without work experience as a full-stack web dev... But if that changes I will let you know.
Briefly looking at the Vue docs... The Vue SFC looks interesting. It's not really something you can accomplish with React out-of-the-box, in particular declaring styles in your component files in a nice way. I wonder what the development experience is like in an SFC file... React is pretty nice because for the most part you are just looking at TypeScript code, and you get the typical assistance from your IDE because of that...
My first experience with one of these frameworks was React with functional components in TypeScript... So when I saw angular I was very sad... It seemed like components were at minimum 2 separate files. The HTML file has bastard attributes for boolean expressions and looping (Haha, looking at Vue, they also have this: https://vuejs.org/guide/essentials/conditional.html#v-if)... And I recall the TS file being pretty verbose...
It's funny how complicated each framework is...
Finding a dev job is very hard and humiliating. From 2022-2023 I applied to probably 50 game development companies. I heard back from one and went through 7 interviews only to be rejected. I applied to horrible, enormous banks; dating apps; the university... Again, heard back from one. Another extremely rigorous and evil, heartless, disrespectful, inhumane interview process for an evil bank. Rejected because I used TypeScript in the live programming examination. Told I needed to brush up on my JavaScript skills.
The only way I've gotten my past three jobs is through connections I made at another dev job. And I'm pretty sure I only got that job because a guy who worked there looked at my YouTube channel and saw I had a video called "HUBOL AT GDC" or something and believed I was a very important game developer.
I hope you find something Ducko! I don't think the place I work at is looking for people without work experience as a full-stack web dev... But if that changes I will let you know.