Who will try it? :-D

The Web developer's equivalent to, "have you turn it off and on again":

"Try clearing the cache"

Me: IT call center.

Lady: Hi! I cant access the shared folder!

Me: Ok. I'll try and help you out. Whats happening when you click on it?

Lady: ok ok... {clicks}... Now it's asking me to entered my password. Should I enter it?

Me: Do you know it?

Lady: Yeah.

Me: yeah try entering it.

Lady: YES. That worked! Thank you so so much!!!

Me: No problem. Have a good day!

When you don't have money to pay a designer so you decide to do it by yourself.

It's my first try...

Try => fail
Try => fail
Try => fail
Try => fail
Try => little success
Try => fail
Try => fail
Try => I think I've got it
Try => almost there
Try => fail
Try => fail
Try => oh, is that the problem?
Try => fail
.
.
.
=> SUCCESS

Hacker uses windows media player to hack into police database....

//Happens only in Indian movies

PS : don't try it at home.

I love how "shotgun debugging" works.

Let's say the microwave doesn't work. I put my burrito in it, press buttons. Nothing happens.

Any sane person would trace the possible cause: Check if it is plugged in, maybe the fuse is blown? Nah, we don't have time for this: Let's try shotgunning it!

- Turn the burrito upside down.
- Try aligning the burrito in different cardinal directions.
- Press random buttons
- Remove burrito wrapper
- Separate burrito into single components, sort them onto a plate in a nifty layout and try microwaving that.
- Remove each component of the sorted burrito plate and try microwaving the plate with less and less items.
- Try microwaving each separate item and then later reassembling them back into burrito to see if it gets heated after the act.
- Try putting a cat on top of the microwave.
- Pour water on cat
- Notice a strong reaction involving water and the cat.
- Try catching the cat for additional testing.
- Go to the hospital to get stitches on your open wounds.

Later write a bug report to the maintainer: "Microwave doesn't work. Tracked the issue down to the moisture level of the cat, additional testing needed."

When you don't know the WiFi password, then you try "12345678" and it works.

We learn our whole life .. I guess I'll have to try it out.. xD

Decided to try something new today. I think they call it... sunshine?

😂😂Wrap it all up in try/catch

Wife : Lets try some other position tonight.

IT support guy : raise a ticket for change request

When I write a module from scratch and it compiles and runs on the first try 😂😎

How to plug a USB in a USB port:

1. Try to insert it
2. If it doesn't go, rotate it 180 degrees
3. Of it doesn't go, rotate it back
4. There you go

Installed chrome os on my laptop just to try it out.

Its a linux thing.

Without terminal.

Ok.

Who will try it?

"It's too hard , we shouldn't try it " said no developer ever

Can't find the bug for hours. Next day find it immediatly.
Sometimes try and get some distance to your code.

If drinking coffee doesn't wake you up in the morning, try deleting a table in the production database.

Verified, it worked.

Try to solve a problem almost all night. Wake up and fix it in seconds.

Windows: Try Edge! It blocks 13% more malware than Chrome!
Me: Try using your brain! It blocks 99.4% of ALL malware!

*Later*

Windows: Try Edge! It blocks 13% more malware than Chrome!
Me: Edge, you are malware: You are an unwanted piece of software installed without the user's consent, and you make annoying pop-ups.

I don't know if it is a dream or miracle,
I did plug a usb cable in a single try.

The doubletab time is so small, it opens the the rant twice when i try to upvote it. 😐

When you try to explain someone how to set up their router over the phone and you try to keep it as simple as possible...

How do you tell HTML from HTML5?

- try it out in Internet Explorer
- did it work?
- no?
- it's HTML5

Look at what I just found reorganizing my closet!
Ubuntu 5.10 from when they actually used to mail a free physical copy to try it. It's the third release of the OS and the one that started the alphabetical naming convention with Breezy Badger. Might give it a nostalgic try tomorrow 😁

Sorry, but the app had to stay running. It was just a minor exception anyway.

try {
executeMainLoop();
}
catch (Exception ex) {
executeMainLoop();
}

When you think, you are on playground VM and you try : sudo rm -rf /etc , realizing it was your Workstation... my collegue did it last week.

Is it just me or everyone have this issue that when I sleep with some coding problems my mind will try to find a solution for it?

She: I have a problem with my android phone, I can't take screenshots since yesterday.
Me: Ehm... did you try to turn it off and on again?
She: no.. let me try.
...5 minutes later...
She: You're a genius!!!
Me: I know. 😏😎

When after hours of coding it compiles without errors or warnings on the first try

Should I fix this properly or just wrap it in a try/catch? hmmm

😮 Aparently double tapping a rant does a ++.

Try it if you are on mobile! 📱

Sometimes when I am on reddit or fb, I will double tap a post to try to like it. It never works :(

static void TryOut<T>(T newStuff)
{
try
{
self.Learn(newStuff);
}
catch (NotUnderstandingException)
{
// At some point, it will work, just call it again
TryOut(newStuff);
}
}

When it compiles without error in first try and you sit there and not believing your luck.

Found this ....🇮🇳 Try it for your country..

Found this! Definitely going to try installing it!

A fly landed on my screen. I spend the last hour to try and train it to follow my mouse pointer xD

You write code.
A strange issue prevents you to proceed further.
Try one fix. Fails.
Try another Fix. Fails.
...
Try fix #28. Fails.
You decide to ask for help in the support forum.
You start writing your post, mentioning everything you've tried so far. You feel your social anxiety and fear the humiliation of being told "because you didn't try X, you idiot". Then you come up with an idea for fix #29.
(fix #29 normally involves Wireshark or similar low-level inspection tool)

Try fix #29. It succeeds :)

Devrant is like cigarettes...
You try not to, but you can't stand without it

User: “X service doesn’t work.”

Me: “Are you running it using the instructions I gave you?”

User: “No, let me try… Ah, it works now, thanks!”

🙄

Try it!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

How do you tell HTML from HTML5?
- Try it out in IE.
- Did it work?
- No?
- It's HTML5.

Data Analyst: “the task failed in test, can we try running it in production?”

My life as a Data Engineer.

try {
…..
} catch {
// this would never happen
}

and then it happened

fucking always print something when you catch exceptions

I have a ritual. Every weekend I try a new technology (language, framework, etc.). It is great!

I hate it when you CTRL-Z half way, try to fix the problem from that point and realise you fucked up. Try CTRL-Zing more and realise you fucked up your chances to get to the point you wanted :). Every single time.

!rant

Try it out ;-)

Don't try to make it perfect. For the love of god don't. It will never be and you will never finish anything

So...I just learned about concurrency in Go, and gave it a try..

> dockerized gitea stops working 502,
> other gitea with same config works just fine
> is the same config the issue? maybe the network names can't be the same?
> no
> any logs from the reverse proxy?
> no
> does it return anything at all on that port?
> no
> any logs inside the container?
> no
> maybe it logs to the wrong file?
> no others exist
> try to force custom log levels
> ignored
> try to kill the running pid
> it instantly restarts
> try to run a new instance with specifying the new config
> ignores config
> check if theres anything even listening
> nothing is listening on that port, but is listening in the other working gitea container
> try to destroy the container and force a fresh container
> still the same issue
> maybe the recent docker update broke it? try to make a new one and move only necessary
> mkdir gitea2
> all files seem necessary
> guess I'll try to move the same folder here
> it works
> it is exactly the same files as in gitea1, just that the folder name is different
>

Well, never really used Teracopy so I gave it a try. Results were amusing.

3 nights of "why doesn't this work?", "what else can I try?", "why doesn't that work either?"...

Finally... it f**king works!

It doesn't matter how much you try, JS is always gonna taste like pasta.

I hate it when you try to be friends with a "Tech savvy" person and they don't know shit.

When non-IT guys try to speak tech. For clients. Hilarity ensues :/

- Find an old js project in your computer
- Try to start it
"Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'undefined' of undefined"
- Delete it

Plot Twist: My code worked on the first try.

Meanwhile, in a bus station in Spain...

It has been auto-restarting for 20 minutes. It doesn't even try to boot the OS

That moment when you try to create your devRant avatar and it says you need 10 points... 😑

When I want to try a trial version of a software and it requires a credit card

So I took out my old computer and I’m gonna try to make it run. Wish me luck

You know that you are a Programmer when you do code mentally and when testing it it works at first try

when you watch a coding video and try to scroll the code because you just forgot it was on YouTube... 😫😫

Just wanted to try this little thing, just to see if it works... Aaaand it's 4am

“I’m a CSS programmer, you should try it too”
Heard this in a forum back ‘12 or ‘13.

When it compiles successfully the first time you try.

them: "This external HD isn't compatible with my Mac."
me: "It is, it probably just needs to be formatted."
them: *hands me box, with HD still in plastic wrap*

So, how do you know it's not compatible?

New format!!!

Junior: We have a problem

Senior: Well what is it you're working on? Maybe I can-

Junior: Nevermind, got it!

Senior: ...

Junior: ...

Is it normal that devRant crashes at first start and works at the second try? Does somebody else has got this problem?

I just applied for a job in Australia.
I live in Europe....

Will try it tomorrow.

Google I try to love you and use your messengers but you make it difficult.

New rule: if you come to me for tech help and didn't try turning it off and on, don't even bother.

If you are overworked by your manager, try to remember that your manager is well rewarded for it.

so evil, do not try it at home.

I thought let's give allo a try so i installed it
But then this happened

When it works on IE8 on the first try 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Today,I found this gem:

static function getConfig(){
$cacheKey = 'foobar';

try {
$config = $this->repository->getConfig();

$this->cache->set($cacheKey, $config);
}
catch(Exception $e){
try{
$config = $this->repository->getConfig();

$this->cache->set($cacheKey, $config);
}
catch(Exception $e){}
}
}

I don't want to live on this planet anymore...!

Seriously, Try it

Every time I look at someone elses code, and try to do it just as nice.

When you try to post a gif to devRant and it doesn't animate

Let's give it a try

if your code isn't working, try leaving it in rice overnight

When you try learn a new programming language and think it will take 40 mins and you cannot install any packages and spend 4 hours googling the errors with no solution... So you admit it's not meant to be, and try another one

"Oh yes I have to try three times until I put the USB in correctly"
Hey. If you have eyes, would you use them to fucking look at the ports of what you're trying to connect together and ONLY THEN try plug it in? If it still doesn't work the first time, you are probably an idiot.

I typed like 200 lines of c++ code and it ran on first try but i still dont like c++, no

Me: "You could try using Redis, cache that baby and try and squeeze some speed"
Dev: "Hun?! Should I use it on the front end or the back end?"

Well... Webdev is not his thing to be fair!

Just startup stories:

Our backlog of tasks and bugs has officially reached 100+ tickets, all for me, the single software engineer at our "tech" company.

Huh, imagine that.

!rant

TFW your graphics ASM code works on the first try.

Yes, it just happened to me, and it's a relatively annoying rectangle drawing routine.

Writing complicated ASM code and making it work on the first try is definitely a new thing to me, I feel so powerful! >:D

I hate it when I try to press ctrl+f while studying a hard-copy book, it literally makes me sad

My classmates are wining, because they suck at programming-tests but don't even try to learn it.
Big AF facepalm!

I find webpack very complicated especially when it comes to understanding config.js file.

I might give 4th try later.

It can never just fucking work at the first try, can it.

Me, when I try to explain to non IT-people, what I do for a living

I really really really don't like Windows. The amount of awful updates that I have to do all of the time, the fact that my mother just had Windows updates try and run, fail, try and run again, fail again, and then try a third time. But I'm stuck with it, because if I try and run a Linux live CD, my computer has a fit. Because Ryzen. Fantastic

When you try to clap in a presentation while holding coffee and spill it all over yourself.

Hi, I joined devRant today.
I liked the idea of Devrant so I thought I'd give it a try :)

Find another job before February.
Try not to lose it in 2 weeks.

Instead of coffee to start your morning, try prod going down on Saturday! It will really get your blood pumping!

I just found this in a job offer...

Try again, you can spell it correctly, I believe in you! 🤞

What a joke PayPal's so called testing environment is!

Last time I tried to use it, PayPal told me not to try because it doesn't work.

when I saw that the new devrant web uses css-vars, I had to fuck with it and try it in IE :D

It must be cached. Try clearing your browser cache or try different browser.

When you write 178 line logic and it works the first try with no errors or bugs... :O

Try turning it OFF and ON again

When u try Java and fall in love with It. :'v

Daily activity, just try new nodejs rest api framework fastify, anyone already using it ?

Mfw you try out Atom and it crashes the moment you open anything even slightly big. Then you try to close it out and reopen it but it decides it should start off right where you left it-suspended in time... doing absolutely nothing.

On another note, it looks beautiful, has many extensions, and is highly customizable but it gets bogged down so quickly.

My laptop battery is absolute rat-shit, it drains half of itself when I try to copy a large file...

These little thing, called Arduboy, is so awesome ! If you have some money to spend, give it a try 😉

Try it.. it works 😁

Docker is a scam.
Git is garbage.
The cloud is a scam.

I hate it all now.

Maybe I should try roofing.

This is the most terrifying & horribly beautiful code ever.

:(){ :|:& };:

*please don't try running it if you don't know what you are doing.

Why do business and systems analyst even project managers try to give estimates for how long development should and will take? I hate how people who don't code and do any real work try totell me how long it would take me.

refactored model code to be async and use promises. executed successfully on first try.
ME: this looks suspicious, leta debug it!!!!

If you’re stuck in hell, I mean, Webpack, try parcel. I was skeptical until I used it, and it’s just magical

Well that explains it. Don't try and rush em.

Error? Hmm, I better try to re-run it a couple hundred more times before I try to fix it.. Just in case it magically works again.

TFW you try using the keyboard shortcuts from your text editor while writing an email and it doesn’t work 😞

Microsoft pls fix.

My company chose to use Microsoft Teams and uses various linux desktops.

Let's try Microsoft Teams.
A desktop app? Hell yeah. Let's try it.

Oh wait...

Microsoft delivers a Windows executable for linux users... Fuck

Try to have a partner so you actually feel you need to work on it otherwise they get pissed and start nagging.

No matter how hard I try it will always find its way.

Sometimes it's fun to debug sometimes it's not.

How to find the solution to your problem:
Try to explain it to someone.

Almost every time I explain some weird thing that doesn't work to my friend, I realize what's the cause or have an idea for something to try out..

I need to rant about life decisions, and choosing a dev career probably too early. Not extremely development related, but it's the life of a developer.

TL;DR: I tried a new thing and that thing is now my thing. The new thing is way more work than my old thing but way more rewarding & exciting. Try new things.

I taught myself to program when I was a kid (11 or 12 years old), and since then I have always been absolutely sure that I wanted to be a games programmer. I took classes in high school and college with that aim, and chose a games programming degree. Everything was so simple, nail the degree, get a job programming something, and take the first games job that I could and go from there.

I have always had random side hobbies that I liked to teach myself, just like programming. And in uni I decided that I wanted to learn another language (natural, not programming) because growing up in England meant that I only learned English and was rarely exposed to anything else. The idea of knowing another fascinated me.

So I dabbled in a few different languages, tried to find a culture that seemed to fit my style and attitude to life and others, and eventually found myself learning Korean. That quickly became something I was doing every single day, and I decided I needed to go to Korea and see what life there could be like.

I found out that my university offered a free summer school program for a couple of weeks, all I had to pay for was the flights. So a few months later I was there and it was literally the best thing I'd done in my life to that point. I'd found two things that made me feel even better than the idea of becoming the games programmer I'd always wanted to be. Travelling and using my other language to communicate with people that I couldn't in English. At that point I was still just a beginner, but even the simple conversations with people who couldn't speak English felt awesome.

So when I returned home, I found that that trip had completely thrown a spanner into my life plan. All I could think about after that was improving my language skills and going back there for as long as possible. Who knows what to do.

I did exactly that. I studied harder than I'd ever studied for anything and left the next year to go and study in Korea, now with intermediate language skills, everyday conversations no longer being a problem at all.

Now I live here, I will be here for the next year and I have to return to England for one year to finish my degree. Then instead of having my simple plan of becoming a developer, I can think of nothing I want to do less than just stay in England doing the same job every day, nothing to do with language. I need to be at least travelling to Korea, and using my language skills in at least some way.

The current WIP plan is to take intensive language classes here (from next week, every single weekday), build awesome dev side projects and contribute to open source stuff. Then try to build a life of freelance translation/interpreting/language teaching and software development (maybe here, maybe Korea).

So the point of this rant is that before, I had a solid plan. Now I am sat in my bed in Korea writing this, thinking about how I have almost no idea how I'm going to build the life that I want. And yet somehow, the uncertainty makes this so much more exciting and fulfilling. There's a lot more worrying, planning and deciding to do. But I think the fact that I completely changed my life goals just through a small decision one day to satisfy a curiosity is a huge life lesson for me. And maybe reading this will help other people decide to just try doing something different for once, and see if your life plan holds up.

If it does, never stop trying new things. If it doesn't (like mine), then you now know that you've found something that you love as much as or even more that your plan before. Something that you might have lived your whole life never finding.

I don't expect many people to read this all, but writing it here has been very cathartic for me, and it's still a rant because now I have so much more work and planning to do. But it's the good kind of work.

Things aren't so simple now, but they're way more worth it.

> attempt to change password on laptop
> try sudoing to test if it changed
> it hasn't
> assume i was ssh'd into my server
> try the password, along with like 10 other permutations of it
> get ip-banned from ssh to my server :/
> try an online ssh client
> use old password
> it works!
> so what did i change?

Finally, I'm opening my mind to Javascript and I'm beginning to learn Node.js.

It seems really great... I think I will try using Express right now.
But then, I would like to try a front-end Javascript framework and I hesitate between Vue.js and Angular...

If you currently try to click on a video after doing a google search it will produce this link

I am about to try TDD for embedded C. Does anyone around here tried that? What are your experiences with it? Thanks!

Just started to make some UI designs in sketch to try it out at least once. I have to admit, it makes a lot of fun ^^

!rant

We have to programm a branchAndBound algorithm for school. Since it was running kinda slow, we decided to use multiple threads. Nailed it first try.

Chief Software Engineer: "There is no way this has ever worked."

Me: "Did you try it?"

CSO: "No."

CSO: tries it.

CSO: "Nevermind"

CSO: Hangs up abruptly.

Our teacher gave us some code to better understand c pointers. The only problem is that it spits out a dozen of errors when you try compile it 😂

Best : .NET core 1.0 is publicly released

Worst : DI went over my head.

Will try to get it this year.

I find it so weird when I install Linux on my hardware it runs perfectly. But when ever my friends try on their hardware, they somehow start a fire.

amazon: "try amazon music unlimited with your new headphones"

stop it amazon, you're being creepy

How do some of you deal with being under qualified when it comes to job searching?
Do you still try to send an application just to see if it sticks?
Or do you try to find a listing that matches a great majority of your qualifications.

How do you tell HTML from HTML5?
Ans:
*Try it out in Internet Explorer
*Did it work?
* No?
* It's HTML5

If you haven't tried hyper terminal, I recommend you try it. I had never heard of it, but I'm loving it.
hyper.is

When you forget your password and try to reset it with your common format.

If you type "Google" into Google, you can break the Internet.

So please, no one try it, even for a joke.

The moment when you try Android development for the first time, you get a bluescreen out of nowhere and after that there are problems with the jdk in your project... I do not get it. Please windows... I just wanted to try something new...😰

It does not feel motivating at all... :/

Your code looks like it runs on the first try.

When I try to impress someone by saying smart things but it backfires horribly.

Rust I think, it introduced me to using iterators and monads. I try to use them wherever I can, they're so cleeaan.

typeof rant === "Encouragement"

Never let your self down, try to be your own const in life that know his scope and traits well enough to construct a peacefull life without any uncatched exceptions. Also try to return something to the public, keeping your magic pointers to your private makes it hard to review your glorious source of thoughts. And if it is getting hard try to REST a bit and git some timeout.

😉

Guys, I'm gonna do it...
I'm gonna try Electron!

Hi devRant, meet the unresettable computer. When you try to reset it, it asks you for a keyboard layout...BUT YOU HAVE NO INPUT DEVICE TO ANSWER! Fucking great...

NPM feels so broken, so scared to try some Yeoman generators cuz know ill waste 30m making it work..

"Everybody’s a web designer until, you know, they actually try to do it. " - Gabe Boning

Read docs, try, google, try, ask.
Do not ask too early, come up with something you already did when asking. But don't hesitate to ask when you're stuck.
No body wants to leave you on your own but you must try something before you ask.
Do not be afraid to share your opinion. It could be that your view is wrong then you need to correct it. But also it could be you have a point and it will be useful. The first will be helpful to you, the second to everyone in your team.

Working in the government debugging usually starts with “have you tried it in IE? If yes, try it in something else. If no, try it in IE.”

Oh 2024 please deliver us from this hellscape which the heathens before me have wrought.

When will I learn. Every time I try to update Android Studio, it breaks all my shit.

Serves me fucking right.

When you don't write unit tests and expect it to work on the first try

It's easier to rant when you down some goddamn beer. Try it!

The best feeling you can have, is when rewriting big parts of code and it works perfectly first try.

I fucking hate Linux. Anytime I ever try to install it onto ANY machine- theres always some bull shit that prevents it from installing correctly. I fucking hate it. It makes me so pissed off holy shit you have no idea. Its been like that anytime I try to install anything really...

Oh that looks pretty let me try.

Ow God why !!

....

Ah....that makes sense

Obsess over it for months

Make failed side projects with it.

Ad to cv

If my manager doesn't agree with me, I'll add sudo and try it again -.-

another true story time:
be me
read about banned pokemon episodes on wikipedia
electric soldier porygon: an episode that red blue flashes caused 685 viewers taken to hospitals by ambulances
😈lets try it
write a simple program that makes same light effects
try it on myself
no kill
try it on roommates
no kill
try to send it as many people i can reach
omg people why don't you die?
gave up after 1 week of unsuccessful attempts

You know how shitty Crystal is when you need this setup to try and get it to work across environments. (ಥ﹏ಥ)

I try to do my work and shut up about it but it is true; work sucks the life out of your soul slowly, everyday.

Back when I was a total noob at programming probably 6-7year back. I once fucking try to memorize even-odd number program for the practical test because I was unable to understand anything related programming.

It was like - read 20times the include statement and try to remember what was in between < >.

I totally feel embarrassed now after looking back, that silly me didn't even try programming properly.

Sup, peeps. Two people may now have enlightenment: FMI11744

Enjoy!

There is always someone knowing it better out there. Try to be that one.

So I feel like looking up solutions for my code is cheating, so I try to do it on my own for hours. Nothing I try works and the solution is usually something really simple and I feel like I'm never going to understand..

Is it me or you also feel guilty for handing over the shitty code that does the job and try to make it better before handing over?

Found on my 2TB HDD
Lets try restore it all

Gitlab:

Reconfigure failed?

Just try again, maybe it will work...

MRW I refactor a project with no issue and then try to compile it.

if you ever run into issues while programming, try using blockchain, it works 100% of the time

"Don’t try and reinvent the wheel – just work on making it better than anyone else." - David A. Stuebe

Trying to install Fedora to use some Linux stuff

- have to try booting up 3 times to boot into the live env successfully

- keyboard doesn't work, try booting up again

- installer crashes

Yeah fuck this back to Windows it is.

Trying to install Centos7 onto my proliant g6, red screen, try a fix, red screen, try another fix, red screen, finally find a fix that seems like it is the exact problem, screen dies can't see bios... god damnit.

wow GitHub I try uploading a photo for my org and I can't fit the entire photo without cropping.... So I try making the photo smaller and uploading it and it still makes me crop even when I went from 500 to 50px

"Programming is a craft. At its simplest, it comes down to getting a
computer to do what you want it to do (or what your user wants it to do). As a programmer, you are part listener, part advisor, part interpreter, and part dictator. You try to capture elusive requirements and find a way of expressing them so that a mere machine can do them justice. You try to document your work so that others can understand it, and you try to
engineer your work so that others can build on it. What's more, you try to do all this against the relentless ticking of the project clock. You work small miracles every day.

It's a difficult job. "
- The pragmatic programmer

I recently decided to try out vim. I've got to say, I fucking love it!!! And since I hear you can customize it, I'm super looking forward to that!!!

Not that in quitting on Sublime or anything, I do want to give vim a try.

What do you do on a remote island? Try and find the TV island it belongs to.

If you haven't tried Svelte yet, then try it. (not sponsored, I love Svelte <3)

So today my colleague is installing new dependency to our react native project and do something cool with it.

Him: I already push it in new branch and make a pr, would you review and merge it to master.
Me: ok let me try first.
.
.
Me: it is not working, i get this error.
Him: try change these xxx in xcode.
Me: ok, wait.
.
.
Me: now I get this error
Him: hmm... Try 'react-native link xxxx'
Me: ok
.
.
Me: I get same error like first error.
Him: now try 'react-native unlink xxxx'
Me: hmm... Wait.
.
.
Me: I still get same error, what's wrong?
Him: I don't know, it's working in my mechine .

*Me 'git reset - - hard' and try to build again.
**After building

Me: hey it's working after I git reset lol.
Him: nice
Me: let me clone it and try 1 more time.

*after cloning and building
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Me: I still get same error like 1st error hahaha.
Him: so try to 'react-native link xxx' again.
Me: OKkK
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Me: still get same error
Him: try git reset and build again
Me: hmm
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*after git reset and build again
Me: I still get same error. I think the correct steps is :
1. Clone
2. Do something in xcode
3. React native link
4. React native unlink
5. Git reset - - hard
6. Build

I can't stop laughing 😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂

On today's episode of... The shit people will try to pull off to get you work longer hours.

Guilt tripping.

I mean, seriously? That one can be smelled from miles away and it is obviously a clear red flag that you're a manipulative person.

Why would you even try it? Have some respect for yourself.

How many of you are using zeal for offline documentation on linux? If not, you should try it, it is great

!Question

Is it better to try out a lot of languages to learn, or focus directly on one for web development?

When you try to copy something but you're not sure what it is

!dev

Monster Hydro sucks. Why did I think it would be a good idea to try this instead of an actual Monster?

What's the point of the "finally" block? Isn't it functionally equivalent to everything after the try { } clause?

Happy Leap Day everyone! Finally we get that one more day to try to get all our S*it done.

Did any of you try using Android Studio on ChromeOS?

Does it work faster compared to bloated Windows or OS X?