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JordMan
7y

Every freaking time!

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  • 5
    Stop using notepad and get with the times. Your IDE tells you shit like this

    Here's one:

    I spent like 4 hours trying different methods to make an embedded video (through an iframe tag) responsive. Last night right before I was going to call it a night, I realized I completely fucked up and forgot the max-width style for the iframe. I spent four hours because of one fucking style.
  • 1
    @Stuxnet @fuck2code ok ok don't yell at me😭 should I replace it?
  • 3
    @JordMan I'm not content policing. I'm just pointing out these things should not happen in 2018.
  • 1
    @fuck2code I felt a wide range of emotions. Grateful I finished it, angry it was so easy, and disappoinment because it's such a basic issue lol.

    I quit as soon as I fixed it and solved a small design error.
  • 1
    @Stuxnet @fuck2code , what do you think about "closing tag in html" I'm pretty sure it doesn't show on ide and once it made me lose a few hours of sleep...😂
  • 1
    @JordMan Only time I used an IDE for web dev is in class (we used Visual Studio. Fucking loved it, but it's definitely overkill.) But I don't recall it ever telling me about errors similar to that, so that's more than likely a "logical" error.

    Feel free to go in depth on what happened because that's an interesting one.
  • 2
    @fuck2code True, but if they use a text editior, it may not.

    Brackets does automatically include the closing tags. But if, for some ungodly reason, they're using something like notepad, then this is entirely possible.
  • 1
    @Stuxnet @fuck2code , I really can't satisfy you ha? Lol
  • 1
    I can understand using a text editor for html and css but God help you if you want to do Javascript without an IDE.

    I can't count the amount of times I've messed up my code from just margins and forgetting basic syntax.
  • 0
    @fuck2code I don't even know what 1337 MLG haxxors mean... Damn I feel stupid🤦‍♂️
  • 2
    use -Wall -Wextra next time
  • 0
    @-BSD @zetef but it was a damn joke
  • 0
    Dude, which year are we? 1960? Every compiler tells you of a missing semicolon??? Vim even highlights the area!
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