So, basically I write shitty code but on my machine it runs.

This is the single biggest reason to use continuous integration. It makes sure your application does what you expect when built up from the stuff in version control, helping to eliminate this kind of issue.

@matthewbdaly there is a video of them testing it before the presentation.

@olback They let all the desk people throw steel balls at the car... then for the presentation, they got their discus throwing gold medalist on the stage.

That's why you should develop & test on a machine which is as close to production as possible -- for example by using docker.

Cant relate, i use docker 😋😋

@olback apparently it was faked after the presentation

"Works on your computer? Pack it up, it's going to production"