wow people will do anything to keep from learning javascript huh
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my mind is racing wondering which specific instances of this might be on your mind
most of them, but also a lot of random python and rust web frameworks
yeah, but also a lot of the web things that require basically learning javascript backwards anyway.
things have improved in the last like, four years, but that's not what the bookmarks I'm clearing out are mired in <_<
i keep wondering what it would be like to write an Alpine.js app... which totally feels like a framework for backend devs to avoid learning JS or at least avoid having to write too much of it (which honestly seems like it could be great at saving time)
yeah this one is trying to make javascript make sense for web dev so i'm all for it
