Comments by "Ozzy Perez" (@OzzyTheGiant) on "Things are gonna get weird in 2023" video.

If only we could put this much effort into Golang or Dart, we could have much better ecosystems on far superior languages.
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@MrJfergs Agreed, this is why Wordpress still exists even though it's CLEARLY a terrible platform for web developers. Even fake devs try to get in on it. Honestly, with all the CMS platforms, No-code movements, and code generation, I feel like I need to upgrade even further. I used to do only custom websites but then had to upgrade to web developer to avoid the saturated market for web designers. Now that all these other things keep pushing for automation, I feel maybe now I should dedicate myself to be a mobile developer or even a full blown systems programmer.
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Cannot agree more with #6. I'm sorry but React has to go, I'm sick of messy, disgusting function components that keep trying to be something they're not: classes. Please adopt Svelte and let's get on with it; we can't continue to use a framework that clearly has problems with performance, rendering, and developer experience. As for SPAs, I highly prefer them. I've never like the fact that HTML has to be generated on every request for SSR when AOT rendering is clearly much faster, which is why I embrace SPAs and SSGs. Cheaper to host too in my opinion.
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@MrJfergs Agreed. I try to be realistic and be adaptable to where the industry is heading. Seems like you're doing the same thing. In my case, I'm probably gonna get more experience with Go and C# and see if I can get into cloud computing jobs. At the same time I'll focus on Android apps with Kotlin and Flutter. Seems like those jobs won't be automated anytime soon. Rust would fit in nicely when I need to work with native APIs like bluetooth, gestures, etc.
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I have a weird relationship with JS. I've defended it a lot from the rabid Java elitists who say JS is not a real programming language because I know they just suck at writing good JS code. That said, I've come to appreciate OOP and explicit types as it produces the most organized, predictable code and made my job easier, so because of that, I've embraced TypeScript instead. I kinda wish TS or Dart would be allowed as first class languages in browsers but I know the browser engines are not set up for that. I've also worked with PHP and I like the language right now as of 8.1 but I've dropped it because it provides me with only one use case: back end development. I've been trying to get away from interpreted languages because it becomes a hassle to keep runtimes and packages up to date. Rather use Go and Dart and just have a compiled product that can last a long time. I was also debating between Go and C# since C# can be used for a lot more things, but after further research, it seems that the tools in C# for front end and mobile have poor performance, so if the only thing C# is good for right now is back end and games, then I rather stick to Go for simpler coding and use Dart/Kotlin for mobile cross-platform apps.
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