Thanks, I hate it
Tag: javascript

If you don’t schedule maintenance yourself, maintenance will schedule itself for you.

My final project for Flatiron School, where we learn about project management, development hell, and browser games.

Maybe they’re right, am I out of touch? No, it is the hooks who are wrong.

I haven’t even done much TypeScript yet. Apparently it’s hard work to migrate a whole legacy codebase from one framework to another!

Project at Flatiron School to demonstrate competency with JavaScript fundamentals