Ime anyone who is experienced enough knows how to avoid these Types of issues anyway (through tooling and good convention etc)

Unless those lines are autogenerated I’d be rather concerned

Not really sure what you’re trying to achieve here. Do you have an application that lets you use Lua extensions? Or do you want to build an application that lets you use Lua extensions?

I’m too old to die on any hills these days but mainly if it:

• is mono spaced
• doesn’t change characters to something other than what they literally are

Then I’m happy

Don’t start with classes. Start with something that actually does something you understand. Like updating text files. Or pulling data about something you find interesting

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

Is a good book every newbie should read. It teaches you how to use programming like a tool

Given how software is a giant Jenga tower made of smaller Jenga towers it’s amazing any of it works at all

Fives years of fucking around and breaking shit. Worth it though

Don’t forget the comments!

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Yes I would

It’s important to let your brain relax and come up with more creative solutions :)

I’ve only used node a little and it was mostly during a drunken night of ferver. Are the errors really that bad?

Googling solutions to your problems is literally the core skillet for debugging

Or worse the only google result is to a forum conversation for your core framework that has been open for 8 years and has never been fixed

Honestly finding someone who can relax and intergrate into your team culture is arguably more important that anything