What's a thing every programmer should know ?

I think one thing every programmer should know is how to code, and properly comment in any language you're developing in

- True OOP programming
- saying no
- trying new thing
- shit happens

stackoverflow

Variables

Hello World

Never stop learning.

DRY

How to program

Don't just be a programmer, be a Product Engineer.
Think not only the code design but the user experience too.

Linked list

Everyone makes mistakes.

But it works on my computer

@Artemix Good one

@infernaze wow that was deep

@Artemix BE HUMBLE

Learn when to say "I don't know"

how to google for answers

How to make coffee and tea

3 BILLION DEVICES RUN JAVA

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Sleep, you fools !

Pick the right side quests, and don't forget the main mission. Also pick the right battles. Remember all humans are not your enemy

Learn how to learn..

Patience, work flow, the consumption of coffee and its necessity, devRant, commenting in code, proper fucking indentation.

1. Most of the time, you'll be reading (not writing) code.
2. The majority of the costs of a software project (up to 80%) will be due after (!) its first release.

Combining these facts, it's crucial to keep your code clean. (e.g. reduce code duplication. Let tools help you!)

Memory management, setting and unsetting variables.
The difference between an emulator and a simulator.

Always do programming in the night...

Don't get religious about tools. There's a purpose for every tool and a tool for every problem.

LISP

Comments are fine, but I don't have to add comments for each and every small fucking detail. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read.

No coffe after 2pm

It starts with '0'

@BSOD and also that every once in a while you might get a bsod and it's ok