bajcmartinez

Hi all,

There are many articles around where they talk about some of the oddities of JavaScript, but this time I took a different perspective by actually telling a story.

The story is a parody of the first season of Stranger Things, chapter by chapter, as our nerdy characters resolve JavaScript puzzles and challenges.

It is fun, and hope you enjoy it!

I know, I know, yet another guide on learning to code, but I got a lot of good feedback since I published, and I know there's still a lot work to do, so I'm looking to get some feedback and ideas.

What do you think?

It's actually a normal feeling z many people I know have been there, myself included.

It's important to have confidence and trust that whomever is reviewing your code does it because wants to help, and not to criticize you.

Both sides are learning and getting better, is not about proving you were wrong, is about writing better software.

Thanks

It is my solution to the self driving car nanodegree computer vision problem.

Thanks for the comment!

I'd think they are having resourcing issues, staff is multiple companies are having issues due to the covid situation. Even google is not approving new AdSense accounts due to that. Or they are planning on moving to wear os, and screw all of them

I just found a new lunch break hobby lol

kind of like when they do open source projects?....

it's just something unexpected that can happen because of the way you can pass functions as callbacks. I liked this example because the result looks really weird, and it can really happen to anyone, it's a mistake you can easily make and can go unnoticed.

Either you love it or you hate it, there's no middle ground with JavaScript

I've posted this article which is based on my personal experience, and I'd love to hear from all of you, what makes you better at coding? maybe even a better hacker?

My bad, I made the change, I was confused on how Show HN worked, thanks for sharing the link with me

Very interesting... Following now :)

Looks very promising

Any thoughts on the article? I'm new to writing I'd appreciate any advice.

Thanks