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kk5190
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Every developer's nightmare

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    It's a lot of fun when your writing stuff that requires a lot of boilerplate to be in place to even be able to test, so you end up not writing unit tests because there to much work, yolo
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    Agreed
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    I am so thorough with concepting my data pipeline while coding it that it has happened quite a few times that I've written 200+ lines and it compiled on first try with no (obvious) bugs.

    But I have to admit that I am not dealing with complicated stuff like APIs or low level bits, so that certainly helps :)
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    oh and @kk5190, before I forget it. Welcome to devRant. πŸ™‚
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    @kenogo I would describe my coding type as slow and steady ☺️
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    True story bro
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    Humm... happen here too...
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    @beggarboy no APIs and low level stuff... Are you coding by thought? πŸ˜…
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    @SomeUsername1 I do use APIs here and there but I haven't coded any "real" apis yet. i mean if you see oop programming function classes as api's then i could say i sorta code api's.

    but if i understand you correctly, then yes. i lay the entire process out in my head, think possibilities and anomalies through and then code it all out.
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    Write code, save often, compile frequently, log issues.

    It doesn't work for everyone but it's my way of reducing that anxiety.
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    I really really wonder how dumbasses like those pass the technical test during a selection process, when consulting the internet is almost always not allowed.
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