am I allowed to post links to it by the way? it's pretty cool, basically I made a documentation system that uses exclusively no javascript. there's no pages on it yet except for test pages, but still

should be fine

well, alright https://psn.nukibox.net/docs/

that was some light reading

exclusively no javascript? as in specifically doesnt use it?

I haven't done web development in a long time, but I chose to design the CSS myself rather than using a framework or anything because I wanted to make it feel like it was made in 2008 or something

well, I mean the entire thing is PHP-based and you won't find `<script>` anywhere

unless your browser extensions add in `<script>`, in which case, gay

im a big fan of no javascript

cool. hit us up with updates

will do :P
Aside from all of my closed-source projects, there were some open-source Python projects I wanted to document on there before I dropped my support for Python altogether

as well as documentation on PinoChe++

what if people start only using legacy python <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

i still can't find this thread because the search queries are very common all throughout pythons github etc, like typing in "python replace master slave" could show you just about any random commit

and i would love to know if people really have to change old code now

you hev link?

well, my problem with python as a whole is that, as a project, it's needlessly easy at the cost of performance. the lack of static types is just retarded- and yes, I know Cython is a thing, I tried it, it's not for compiling statically-typed Python executables, it's for manual optimization and compilation of Python *modules* to C-based python extensions, which just wasn't what I wanted. that, and the syntax is just garbage. what I do like about Python is how it makes sense- the OOP features of the language make it a very logical language to work with, which is vastly different from the hell I experienced when I spent most of my life working with C++ and having to deal with fake and patchy OOP support and garbage class syntax etc

and yes, I have the link

im not terribly interested in python because its not very shippable

i'll work with anything i have to, but otr tho sig. whitespace is cancer

https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/9099

https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/9100

thx 🍷 🍿

and here was a very unhappy response from someone who probably looked at this the same way I did https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/9410

oh and this, to add to the first list https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/9335

you have to remember that google uses python for a lot of their projects, so a lot of these changes could've come from pressure induced by corporations who use the langauge

what a shitshow

even the ones marked offtopic, arent <:sad:382980750347206666>

this lang is dead

DEAD

yep

they simultaneously pissed off like 50% of the people who use the language, perhaps more

Aye

I want to code in the most offensive language possible

the code should read as foul as my comments do <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

i have a question, when did programmers start having all these feelings and shit?

youd think theyd be a lil more logical?

Pythondev must have a lot of psychos

nah

it's mainstream politics influencing mainstream people

'crazy' isnt offensive to *normies*