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I concur. Yet to see any "Built with hate" projects. Like "Built with hate in Perl!"
I have done some work in Java and Javascript. It was all done with hate. If there was any love there, it was for the paychecks I got at the end of each month.
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I have done some work in Java and Javascript. It was all done with hate. If there was any love there, it was for the paychecks I got at the end of each month.
You should try working with Salesforce. That makes JavaScript seem like a pleasant experience.
Describing some project with phrases such as "built with love" or "from the ground up" really make me cringe.
Please don't pay attention to the negativity. It is a nice project. I really like the GUI. Oh and its a tornado based project, which is cool. The logo is really cool also. What font did you use for it?
Describing some project with phrases such as "built with love" or "from the ground up" really make me cringe.
As someone who doesn't know or use python but just knows about it, I thought love was some kind of a python framework as frameworks tend to have weird names.
Describing some project with phrases such as "built with love" or "from the ground up" really make me cringe.
they make me cringe too , but i often question myself if feeling this way is my own fault. What is wrong with loving code or loving a little project? Do we all wanna be seen as hardcore devs that do this work cause we are forced to? I'm not attacking just a question I'd like to pop out there.
[1] I've seen too many website footers that say "Handcrafted with love in (San Francisco | New York | Portland)".