Sad news tbh, especially since this is where I got my job that I have now and I'm very happy here. Even though I'm not looking for a job and not using SO Jobs anymore, it will always have a special place in my heart.
Three months after I shared this, StackOverflow finally publicly communicated StackOverflow Jobs is shutting down March 31, 2022 (the date they previously communicated to existing clients).
Advertising jobs will get 10x more difficult on 1 April.
Many are upset.
@rka1010tweeting @programmertobe I was hired for JS and React so thats what I'm proficient on. For CSS I really needed Googling for flexbox stuff last week 😩. But yes companies that hire juniors are willing to hire newbies that aren't proficient in the language, because they want to train them on the job anyway
@Cifer628 I added some tweaks to your code on my local env and it worked, since you're not yet using JSX I followed this docs https://t.co/Gf2qAKAw1u up to step 3. If you start using JSX you can continue beyond step 3. Let me know if you need more hints or need to look at my own code😄
@andresbytes@florinpop17 My family thinks I'm lazy af cos I'm always at the computer and not working at an office. Dear family remote work is covetted these days please 😭 They let me be when I started paying the bills and helping with their debts. I say keep going brother you bought a house 👏
@NoahJohnScales Something like that, yes. It took a bit of digging under the hood of microservices layers to figure out the problem. In other words I just need to be more familiar with my tools 😄
@NoahJohnScales The object was passed as a whole. Then my function was calling a service that has its own proper error handling to handle such problems that I just didn't use (didn't know it existed before this) hence the failing silently part 😌
The problem was a missing property and the function was failing silently. When I debugged it properly with breakpoints instead of yoloing every solution I saw the light. Never skip adding types folkes! This is why I could never #JavaScript without #TypeScript ever.
Update: solved. Can't believe it. When I tweeted this I expected it to days. I got lucky. Also I swear leaving the desk and taking a break, and doing something else really helps. Oh well 😅