When your professor pronounces Git as "jit", you know it's time you drop out.

I've heard "get", "git" and "kit".

@TechnoTrumpet I always hear "shit" when working with git 😉

He sounds like a total git

My electronics and wireless systems professor referred to WiFi as "wirefire"...

Love him though! Great teacher and fun dude!

@siljamicke Uh boy, that wire is on fire!

@ricbir You mean the coffee-brand right?

I wonder how he pronounces the jit in "just in time" java compiler 😂

Your professor talked about git? Huh. I swear, mine are out to be sure they never give us any real world tools or application for development. I've never had one even say the word git to us

@Jrakkez it wasn't expected from my professor either, I think he might have seen it on some tech vocabulary app xD

@shubhodeep 😂😂😂 your professor was just reading stuff like, "shit, I need some buzzwords for today's class. Uh..uh...'G-I-T'? ...Oh 'jit!' Yeah, that'll sound great."

@Jrakkez exactly
These professors nowadays, I tell you 🤣🤣

Am I the only one who thinks jit sounds cute especially when a professor would say it lol

@popcorn yes, I think you are the only one 😂

Gesus Christ!

seems le-git

Git out you mean

The teachers here in Rotterdam the Netherlands don't even know what a front end developer is. There said "that's something with HTML and JavaScript right?" And I'm like not at all you have HTML CSS and JavaScript to begin with but there is also nodejs and JavaScript frameworks like angularjs and reactjs to hook into a rest api. And he didn't even know what angularjs of a rest API was. The level of knowledge of teachers is dropping every freaking day!! #HRO #realrant

Trust me, they don't even know what git is or version control for that matter

My classmates say it that way :/ N my professors dnt say it al al :/

He probably says jif instead of gif too