Way back when, I in fact used to do personal projects in Clipper.
I am old enough to have experienced Clipper as one of the new kids in town.
And, equally long ago, I did some projects in Turbo Basic, C and assembler.
Way back when, I in fact used to do personal projects in Clipper.
I am old enough to have experienced Clipper as one of the new kids in town.
And, equally long ago, I did some projects in Turbo Basic, C and assembler.
Good Heavens! I remember Clipper. Not fondly. What a cursed thing that was. Back in the day, all the crappy programmers wrote crappy software in Clipper. It was like JavaScript nowadays – very popular, and just awful. It was used for stuff like POS and databases, library catalogues, etc… It was slow, unreliable and profoundly ugly. It had that Curses feel. I think I hate Ncurses nowadays mostly because it reminds me of software in Clipper. My dad hated it, too, he had many more encounters with it than I, as I was quite young back then. Of course, my dad programmed only in C, but he had to support customers who had software somebody else wrote in Clipper.
I’m sorry for reminding you of this nightmarish language.
No need to be sorry, I can handle it. It wasn’t worse than JavaScript is today.
Frogs, clipper and JavaScript in one screenshot.
Goddamn…now i don’t want to switch to Rust anymore!!
I don’t usually watch videos but this was short and I was curious. Usually, it is a waste of time but this time, I learned something.
Apparently, JS developers don’t understand basic programming concepts…
Wait, somehow you didn’t know that?!
If they did, they wouldn’t be using JS.
Yeah, only soydev or an absolute would be using javascript…
or Rust…
I would be tempted to say: “Anything is better than JavaScript,” but TypeScript is so awful, that I can’t really make up my mind which is worse. TypeScript is literally M$-JavaScript. It’s as awful as any other M$ technology, like: VBScript, .net framework, or C#, only it’s JavaScript, which in itself is awful, so…