@redorav@valigo Because the more deeple nested the ifs, the more separates the else clause is from the if clause. Increasing the chance to misread what else is connected to the if the deeper you go
@redorav@valigo How so? With nested ifs its just a matter of time before someone puts an else on one of the ifs and all hell breaks loose. If you have a early return for each of the ifs instead of one big. How is that a breakpoint problem?
@HotAisle@franmoretti_ Yeah next is missing tons of infinity stones until i would even glance at it. Still slowest dev server ive ever used, weak router typesafety, no searchparam type safety, whole server client rules creates unescessary complexity, clunky messy caching layer.
@docblock66@Dbergs1_NP@SenSanders Now get your position straight. Never worked anywhere? While in the same sentence you say it worked in say sweden but its a fraction in size. Does it work or does it not?
@jrbusa16@h14hdotcom@SenSanders Eventually they might. Then give it a few years and they become just as bad as the ones they crushed. What happens to consumers? Getting fucked 80% of the time with some breathers in between. Great plan 🙄