New JavaScript Lore Dropped

Wake up babe > new URL('https://foo.bar:443').port < '' > new URL('https://foo.bar:444').port < '444' > new URL('http://foo.bar:80').port < '' > new URL('http://foo.bar:81').port < '81' > new JS lore dropped

A black-and-gray programming meme shows JavaScript URL port parsing in a console. The joke is that standard ports 443 and 80 are omitted from the parsed `.port` value, while nonstandard ports 444 and 81 are preserved, presented as surprising new JavaScript “lore.” It is sent as a reaction to obscure programming trivia or unexpected language behavior. EN: A black-and-gray programming meme shows JavaScript URL port parsing in a console. The joke is that standard ports 443 and 80 are omitted from the parsed `.port` value, while nonstandard ports 444 and 81 are preserved, presented as surprising new JavaScript “lore.” It is sent as a reaction to obscure programming trivia or unexpected language behavior.

• @right_wing_dev_squads / 7939 2023-10-28