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I will not comply.random eat shit and die cock suckers rancid ballsack skin fuck off go fuck yourself eat a bag of dicks eat shit
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What is Sidrajeet the punjeet doing these days other crying and complaining... ⸜(。˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡
guy married his grandma3 -
fix bug
test production
can't reproduce bug
support tickets and people still bitching they have the bug
i think the shit's been merged and deployed long enough it should've rolled over considering the timestamps on follow up cases4 -
By the time you get to need to learn Kubernetes, people are usually too far deep in their engineering careers and already have this 'not even more shit' fatigue.2
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Need help from fellow devs.
It's been at least 3-4 years and it's getting worse.
I keep being demotivated, forgetful, inconclusive and not on point with code. (Yeah I know, I rant about angular, but that's a 10 years hate).
Today I'm supposed to do some table component that has pagination, buttons and shit in angular (yeah.... from scratch, they want to design the whole thing from 0) and I'm getting all confused by managing pagination, input to angular components, and all the simple stuff that I'VE DONE COUNTLESS TIMES.
I keep forgetting details, small meetups (under 20 mins) where we discuss lot of small details of implementation and I loose a lot of the details, forget a lot of stuff and have an hard time to put all the info togheter in a meaningful group of informations to have all the information available in an usable way at the moment of developing code.
Often I get rage outbursts because I don't understand things like before and I have to read and write down every fucking thing.
Often I get discouraged because I get lost in the details of big projects.
I have a lot of experience and that's what keeps me afloat.
I got panick attacks for small things and I never had panick attacks.
I feel I would need to stay away at all from programming for 2 months to have some passion back in it.
My mind is exhausted.
Some new brilliant colleagues joined the company and so I feel compelled to compete
and it works solely thanks to my superior experience.
I feel like a total dumbass and mentally challenged now.
Is it burnout? is it depression? What is it?4 -
Yearly angular rant.
I am doing since 2023
https://devrant.com/rants/10263715/...
and yep, angular is still shit in 2025
And still maintaining a high level, business critical, giant angular set of web portals, and some more projects with an angular UI that has to do with AI projects.
Of course not my choice, I'm forced to use this pile of steaming shit.
Year by year they keep releasing a new version and I always hope they get their shit togheter.
Every year is worse.
Instead of fixing this half-baked, ill-fated, broken clot of hacks rigged togheter, they keep adding cosmetic shit and useless no-one-asked ever features.
They added signals when there are not 1, but 2 mature, battle-tested frameworks (rxjs, ngrx) that already do it better.
They added @if @else etc etc. syntax after 10 years people were telling them that using that shit *ngIf and ng-container and templates was a shitty hot mess.
The whole change detection system is still the worst, clunky designed, cake of shit, requiring for real world applications to juggle with change detection services, change detection policies and control value accessors, which basically forces you to reinvent the most complicated wheel ever for what a ton of other frameworks already do out of the box without getting you bald from hair-pulling late-night hours.
Even AI can't fathom it. Give it to Copilot, GPT, Claude or whatever, and as soon as you get something more complicated than a form that sends a class to the backend or some mapping classes they will flip up, get all worked up and write completely utter shit that doesn't work.
I won't get into the projects details but I had to build some complicated UI and it has baffled me what fucking triple backflips I had to write to make some UI elements work smooth.
Jesus, why the fuck people keeps unleashing this pile of shit on me?
Why is it even used? There are a TON of healtier alternatives.
As of 2025, my christmas wish is still to have an 1v1 with angular devs in an octagon to shove my fist in their skull to check out what kind of twisted donkey shit is in there.
Seriously some improductive dumbass framework here, and if you like it, you're a shit programmer.12 -
It's almost my birthday. My mom wanted to give me a month ChatGPT for my birthday but I have it already. Actually amazed by the spot-on suggestion. Recently for xmas she was spot-on too. She gave a 10kg warm blanket. Ever slept under such heavy blanket? You sleep in NO TIME. Heavy recommend!
Tip for when somebody asks what to give you for present and you have no idea: supermarket stuff of their own choice. You'll learn some new products that way and will have stuff you normally don't buy. So asked that.
A good friend who lives in Ukraine comes to my birthday so I'm happy.11 -
@retoor
The beauty of vim is that I'm using it either bare or within vscode for ever (I think it was back in montreal when i was unemployed, or maybe in ireland, cant even remember), and I'm still learning.
You can jump through file by using caps mark.
do MD, open another file (i use fzf) and then you can come back using 'D. This is fucking great and i feel very stupid for not knowing it.
I just wish i could use vim within firefox11 -
So I wrote some code to sort images in folders based on dates.
Like 2024>06>12.
I thought thats a good little script for GPT to help me out as I wanted to write it in rust.
Everything was fine and after processing all images and videos for 24 hours I was happy.
My test runs worked well.
Two days passed and I realize something.
Some images are not put in date folders. Why? Well I guess a little bug.
Starting to dive deep and checking if other images are in folders.
I see that I have images in folders since 2015 for most months and dates.
But why are some not put in exact day folders.
So another deep dive and I find out that the creation date is different to the folder the images are in.
Often its off by months.
Turns out I forgot to double check how the code generated by GPT maps the time between image creation date and unix epoch to a date folder.
It was just doing a division by an approximation of seconds that a month has, a year has, and a day has.
This caused things to be completely off the further away we go from 1970.
Lucky me that I did not mess up the creation dates :)
Looks like another 24 hours run5 -
What do you guys think on day to day basis?
What's usually on your mind?
My mind: sex, girls, career, money, food, work, sex, women24 -
Just remembered this in a TES forum. So you get to remember or enjoy for yourself:
https://hezer.naraku.org/sekalaista...1 -
The downsides of coding drunk: Implementing the same thing you've already implemented but forget you did12
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Going to apply to a 2 week software training program at a company I want to work for. Never been so excited. But have to update my CV and website and stuff. Deadline is 15th. Hmm...
Also they only take women or LGTBQ+ or people with less than 3 years of experience... Hmmm.... I wonder if I can get in.29 -