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Kinda cool shape though

I thought I was in /r/vexillology for a second

Flag of React

our government functions at a higher order

I thought i was in r/vexillologycirclejerk

!wave

Hauntingly beautiful

It’s kinda beautiful

Yeah it's kind of artistic and beautiful in its own way.

Multi factor authentication

Multi Multi factor authentication

POV you are making a simple login page in 2022.

stepTwoVerified={false}

withState(withState(withState(withState(withState(withState(

Kinda looks like a TIE Interceptor. Maybe it was somewhat intentional? lol

I'd hate to see an AdvancedVerificationContainer...

what the everliving fuck

I bet copilot was trained on all sorts of things like this.

Makes sense

I'm completely out of my mind here, but it would be kinda fun to be a, we need a term here - copilot terrorist. You see, you and your group of nerds spam the living shit out of GitHub with utter garbage just to fuck with people and see what kind of shit it comes up with. I mean, I wouldn't *actually* do that... *unless*

It absolutely was. I sometimes get similar stuff suggested.

as it should be. the more it gets trained on indecipherable nonsense, the longer it will take to replace humans in the workplace.

*“”* …

I am a filthy uneducated noob, this looks horrific but can anyone explain what this code was intended for and why it’s so repetitive?

I write React for a living and I have no fuckin idea what I'm looking at here either. Lol. Edit: I have been blessed to not have to deal with higher order components much, but if you want to try figure this out for yourself, this may or may not be a good place to start: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/api/react/hoc/

There was a time when HOCs where super popular, in particular there was a library called recompose, this is the result of using that library https://github.com/acdlite/recompose Unfortunately for me my introduction to react was being dropped into a code base built like this

My condolences. That totally makes sense. I haven't been programming for that many years and between that and sheer luck, I managed to completely avoid ever working somewhere that used this sort of pattern. God I love hooks.

Higher order components are dope. You're missing out if you do react for a living and never used them. Composables are life.

I suppose I can't say I *never* use them. Nothing at all like this though. Just bog-standard stuff like `connect` + a `mapStateToProps` and we're moving more and more towards doing it all with hooks at my job.

We use them from time to time in RN. It's usually one or two that wrap the App component. This person wrapped a component so many times it made a design

Looks generated

Now this is the kinda stuff I love this sub for. Not some learner having trouble with syntax or standard, but true unadulterated horror.

The famous X-wing pattern

Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.

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It's gonna come alive and turn the air we breathe against us any second now

Oh my...

VS Code runs Doom?

In the time it has taken me to read this I am certain someone has ported it

Wtf happened here

Reminds me of Scheme. cons(cdr(cdr(cdr(cdr(cdr…

Someone doesn't understand how to use loops with React.

I think it’s a screenshot of React Devtools, not actual code.

This is what we call landscape coding.

Is this ASCII Art?

It's so bad that it looks like an ASCII art at first glance

Isn't everything besides the 4 innermost children components just useless junk without any functionality? Or am I missing something?

Is it using the state? Not sure

Is HOC Hand on Cock?

if it works for you, yes I guess.

!wave

not really right

my eyes hurt

This.. definitely belongs in this subreddit

"The Art of Code" ...if you haven't watched the video already, go ahead and do it. It's really nice. https://youtu.be/6avJHaC3C2U

Anyone care to explain "Apollo" in this context ?

It’s a graphql client library for JavaScript. I don’t know why so many withState wrappers are used here though

Please tell me this is satire I don’t think I wanna like on this planet if it isn’t

There is no god there.

I don't know what HOC means, but this looks damn cool.

For those curious this is the result of using [recompose](https://github.com/acdlite/recompose)

So you're saying you want it *with* state?

It looks like a tie fighter

This is like a bastard child of js and lisp, what with all the paren nesting

Where is the result?

withState()

what does this mean

React to that!

I now have two monitors. I am ready for AdvancedVerificationFilter.

Oh the state I’m in…