Thread 106285146

Why japanese programmers are so bad? I'm working on some japanese code (all their programmers are japanese), it fucking sucks, no wonder japanese programmers are payed pennies.

It's jeet tier code.

>>106285146 (OP)
They don't know english, just like the jeets and just like you.

Japanese technology is a meme

dude, they bonked two nukes on the head

>>106285151
my english may be broken but I try, japanese devs don't even try.
>write comments in japanese, you translate it, it's obvious shit like "this do A"
>the code is full of abstractions that have no purpose
>they write class constructors and variables on the bottom of the class (???)

I rewrote their shit and cut down like 300 lines of garbage.

>>106285238
>they write class constructors and variables on the bottom of the class
nothing is wrong with this

>>106285146 (OP)
>t. self-loathing jeet

>>106285146 (OP)
they gave up in the 90s

>>106285146 (OP)
The language barrier does a lot among other factors, also I have been told they don't do a lot of real practice in college they do mostly theory

>>106285331
gr8 b8 retard

>>106285571
if it's consistent, then why not

>>106285146 (OP)
>work on old japanese front-end code
>30 blocks with just "画面" as the comment

>>106285817
why do you need comments?

imagine scroll through chink code with subtitles

all their problems with higher level language originates from Microsoft and US Govt. interference and the failure of their national BTRON project
had it gone through, basic programming — even if entirely foreign and incompatible — would have been mandatory for all students since the start of the 90s

I think about that kind of world very frequently

>>106285871
it makes it easier to figure out which parts of the code do what

>>106285934
Yeah, I always wondered how a world with a relevant Japanese architecture would've been like.
MS attempting to release Windows for JAP (Japanese Architecture for Processors) and having very mild success due to typical half-assed MS shit and the Japanese preferring to use domestic hardware and software. All while Wintel dominates the US and most Western countries but Japan has key wins all around the world (Brazil manufacturing 80% of their computers JAP-compatible), etc.

>>106285970
画面

Do they write the code in english? That sounds so cool to get a job there

>>106285146 (OP)
doesn't pay anything. so no smart people do it.

Now they just care about making hardware.
>>106285514
Pretty much this.

>>106286399
Can you handle the work culture there?

>>106286795
Not him and no. I just want to go to study Japanese and try out various company ideas using my own code
Can't I just get an easy baby gaijin job to pay rent and tuition?
https://youtu.be/AZHrv-70P9o?si=i8cK0_BEMasb_9o9

>>106286795
I don't know what it is like

I've noticed this too, it's why a lot of Japs tend to go towards rpgm games

>>106285934
>would have been mandatory for all students since the start of the 90s
And here you're lucky if you get an MS Office tutorial yet we have a healthy software industry.

I don't think it's a policy problem.

>>106285146 (OP)
All code is bad.

>>106286977
>we have a healthy software industry
because everything is outsourced

>>106285871
You use comments to explain why something is done
You use appropriate variable, type, and function names to explain what you are doing.

>>106288154
sounds like junior shit
step up your game

>>106285146 (OP)
They don't know English and their work culture is designed to kill any motivation or initiative from younger developers. In Japanese companies, everything is decided by some oldest boomer who is 30 years in the past education wise. Additionally, programmers are paid shit and so it is not a respectable or desirable career path.

>>106289754
Look, I'm already sold on it. You don't have to keep selling it to me.