Arrow Functions Everywhere Phase
Description
A white-background meme reads, "Me first learning JS: WTF is this ( )=> thing" and then "Me two weeks into learning JS: ARROW ALL THE FUNCTIONS." The bottom shows an excited cartoon figure with a wide open mouth, one arm raised, and a yellow burst behind them; a small "t.me/dev_meme" watermark appears near the lower left. The technical context is the common JavaScript learning curve where arrow function syntax initially looks alien, then becomes a hammer for every callback and method. The humor comes from recognizing the overcorrection that happens after a developer learns one expressive language feature before understanding its tradeoffs around `this`, readability, and API style.
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Arrow functions are the junior JS developer's first global search-and-replace architecture decision.