xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

I'm really starting to hate the term "normie" or the edgier variant, "normalfag". Why? Because literally everyone who is not on Facebook is using that term, including Reddit, Discord, some parts of YouTube or Twitter. It's meaningless.

I generally see it being referred to anyone outside of their views/hobbies, or who aren't part of whatever community they are in. That makes us all normies or normalfags from someone else's perspective. So you are basically saying that everyone who doesn't share the same niche hobby or world view as you, is "normal". Guess what, we all have niche interests.

Unless (almost) every aspect of your lifestyle is radically different that everyone else (that includes your job (or lack thereof), the food you eat, the media you consume, your political/social/economic views, etc), you are for the most part, "normal".

PHP will forever be the best server-side language because literally every shared host supports it and you can easily deploy a PHP server with the LAMP package.

And that's just for the Application cert. There are actually two different certs for Node.JS that the Linux Foundation offers. One of them goes over application development (Node.JS runtime, etc.) the other is about writing microservices and REST APIs in Node.JS.

Oh wait! There's more.

So, I decided to pick up Node.JS and plan on taking the certification exam because that's where the market seems to want right now, but when I looked at the website this is what would be on the exam.

Seriously, why do I need to learn this much? I thought Node was just simply a JS runtime that allows it to run server side, there is literally no reason for it to take this much to master.