This is what web development looked like 10 years ago 

Dang babe! 10 years ago?!? lol we are getting old 😅 love ya!

Dude imagine devs today trying to process a UI from 2001. No JS or CSS except for decoration that had fallbacks for the majority of users. Table-based layouts. The only componentization was with wonky shtml or php includes or something (and most people didn't even do that). So wild how different things are now.

People usually complain about the errors they get if modern tools break for the dev's usecase, specifically when they to install/change the version of some weird package, they won't realize how good the ecosystem is until they go back to doing things the old way

bro i love all your videos, keep up the good work. upload them every day.

This was a really interesting look back in time!

Looking at the html I created back in the 90's doing a recipe datatbase with images. What a joke that was compared to today.

This is why u always specify ur dependency versions :)

thanks now I'm having an existential crisis

Would be curious to see the app running :)

Well, I’m still using angularJS at work 🥴

Cody, what's the easiest way to migrate a large production-based Node.js project from CommonJS to ESM? Can ESLint automatically do that, or do I have to manually make the changes? Also some libraries aren't supporting ESM yet in that project.

Grunt mentioned, LFGOOOOOOO!

Impressive. Thanks for sharing ❤. One thing I find interesting, in the Angular controller did you call the database directly? I mean you had the FE connecting to a database and make queries directly? Was this ever deployed somewhere?

Try parallels for vagrant on m chip macs.

I think one wouldn't completely appreciate the current state if they haven't been through the pain of using things in the past

So 10 minutes of why angular sucks? Have you tried react at that time too? Or when was your first time trying it and first time making it your main tool? By the way, scss (dialect of sass) is very common today. Not sure why would anybody today not use it when writing styles manually.

JQUERY 👑

15:10 I absolutely dislike Coffeescript. Only thing I did like about it was optional chaining, but everything else I hated while working in a codebase that had it few years ago. I dislike these versions of languages that are a totally new language really. What I dislike about Coffeescript is that not all vanilla Javascript is valid in Coffeescript. And I also dislike Python style syntax. On the other hand all CSS is valid in SASS and I think that's great and I still like SASS. SASS is just CSS on steroids, while Coffeescript is an abomination. IMHO the fact that it can be concise doesn't outweigh all the other crap it does.

First!!!

You are coding from 10 years

Who Cares??

angularJS... the $scope.$apply() PTSD hitting me rn

Dude don’t even think of rebuilding this stuff. Find more useful stuff to do.