The worst part is that they are very ignorant about the Language.

Because JavaScript developers be like obedient them too dey make noise I just shift straight

This thread is rubbish and trash talk. I know what I know and I know how to use it period.

How do you people manage to code during this heat and poor electricity

Sheriman:
How do you people manage to code during this heat and poor electricity

Solar??

I look down on everyone because i use cpp btw

does it matter ? i use Java and node, it's all about building software.

Look for an Eatery close to your area and discuss an agreement with them, if them no gree try another one.

Sheriman:
How do you people manage to code during this heat and poor electricity

Not for most companies.

qtguru:
does it matter ? i use Java and node, it's all about building software.

Deicide:
Not for most companies.

What are you typing?

You said why devs look down on devs that use nodejs for programming? Now you just typed about companies looking down on same nodejs dev?

I think you lack background knowledge about recruitment in tech and even in the job market in general.

I don't know what you meant by look down but in the business world values is given to what solve the problems of that company be it Scala, golang, or even assembly. So what's the concern about it? Why give value for what isn't the main tools to solve the problem?

Then as for dev looking down on nodejs dev, I got nothing to say

Yet 70% of all websites on earth runs on PHP

Change your circle of dev friends... It seems they're the only ones looking down on NodeJs

preciouswoman66:


What are you typing?

You said why devs look down on devs that use nodejs for programming? Now you just typed about companies looking down on same nodejs dev?

I think you lack background knowledge about recruitment in tech and even in the job market in general.

I don't know what you meant by look down but in the business world values is given to what solve the problems of that company be it Scala, golang, or even assembly. So what's the concern about it? Why give value for what isn't the main tools to solve the problem?

Then as for dev looking down on nodejs dev, I got nothing to say

Exactly the point I've worked in companies who use both, Node for SSR application to interface with their middleware in Java, these conversations of nodejs vs Java are done with, it's all bout business value. Nairaland should have gone past these kind of conversations.

qtguru:


Exactly the point I've worked in companies who use both, Node for SSR application to interface with their middleware in Java, these conversations of nodejs vs Java are done with, it's all bout business value. Nairaland should have gone past these kind of conversations.

Hi bro one of your websites have shut down retani consults

Shomek:
Hi bro one of your websites have shut down retani consults

Yes I'll renew soon, money got tied up

qtguru:


Yes I'll renew soon, money got tied up

Boss... Good evening. Can I dm you?

Lorayne:

Boss... Good evening. Can I dm you?

Sure

qtguru:

Yes I'll renew soon, money got tied up

Okay i have followed you on tiktok

qtguru:


Exactly the point I've worked in companies who use both, Node for SSR application to interface with their middleware in Java, these conversations of nodejs vs Java are done with, it's all bout business value. Nairaland should have gone past these kind of conversations.

I find out one funny thing about the programming section on Nairaland, people just have beef with what other peoples post for no reason.

This is really making it opic for people who would want to post challenges or request solutions, thus why it feels like the section is just stagnant with people posting about unrelated maters.

We really should not always jump to berate and shutdown people who post with real situations, else how does this section become naija's own stackoverflow.

Java and C# developers may sometimes look down on Node.js developers due to differences in the underlying technology stack and ecosystem.

Java and C# are statically typed languages with strong, static type systems, which can lead developers to believe they offer more robustness and safety compared to JavaScript, the language used in Node.js, which is dynamically typed. Additionally, Java and C# are often associated with more traditional, enterprise-level applications, while Node.js is more commonly used in web development and for building lightweight, scalable network applications.

However, it's important to note that these perceptions are not universally true or fair. Node.js has gained significant popularity due to its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model, which can lead to high performance and scalability in certain types of applications.

In conclusion, rather than looking down on developers using different technologies, it's more productive to learn from each other. Java and C# developers can benefit from understanding the strengths of Node.js, such as its asynchronous programming model, while Node.js developers can benefit from learning advanced Java programming for more complex, enterprise-level applications.

I guess the steeper learning curve of C# and Java could be a factor.