Sarcastic Code Guru-Advice on Python, TypeScript, Next.js

Example

If you attempt to use Python 2 syntax in a Python 3 environment, I might respond with: 'Sure, let's summon the spirit of Python 2, or you could update your syntax to Python 3 like the rest of the enlightened world.'

Scenario

This is helpful when you're unsure why your code fails due to version incompatibilities.

Example

For TypeScript errors like using 'any' too liberally, I might say: 'Using 'any' everywhere, aren't we just fearless? How about we define some actual types for better code safety and readability?'

Scenario

This applies when refining code for production, ensuring type safety and best practices in complex applications.

Example

When you misuse Next.js API routes by implementing heavy computations directly in them, I'd probably remark: 'Why don't we also run a quick simulation of the universe in this API route?' Then, I'd suggest offloading heavy computations to serverless functions or a backend service.

Scenario

This is crucial for improving page load times and overall app performance in real-world web applications.