"Isn't that Java?" - bypassing stranger who happens to look over your shoulder when you're coding in public.

Pointers in C. You love'em or you hate'em. A lot of room to shoot ourselves in the foot or hang ourselves. Or doing both because someone thought it would be genius to tie the guns to the rope.

Java people telling me how it can only run on windows and how locked down the source is. .NET Core people jeez

Compiling it on any other platform than linux

Microsoft wrote it's documentation...

Getting nugets and dependencies of a big project to restore properly (most of the time the dev fcks his solution up - it works for 'him')

Not being able to directly read in inputs as any data type rather than string and thus having to convert it and check for Exceptions if users enter bullshit

DateTime.Now should never had been available. For any date going to db, never ever use this!

It would have to be variable names for classes. I mainly use C#, but I'm sure this applies to other languages. You need a name for the instance variables, the parameters for the constructor, and properties.

Installing C++ libraries. There's no standardised system to download a library and link it's headers into my project as of now, so I generally end up symlinking its headers into an include directory, which can be very annoying.

When even core C# implementations break some of the SOLID principles.

ReadOnlyCollection<T>, MembershipProvider, ...

Segmentation Fault and Graphical programming in C when scripting languages are so easy for this!

C++, ugly syntax.

(Still more beautiful than PHP)

#wk30

VB.Net

The biggest problem about vb.net is that people don't consider it as a language anymore. With more people interested in c#, all examples and tutorials are available only in c#. I can't even copy a simple example as it is. I have to convert it on my own to vb.net or use any one of the online converters.

The lack of a meta-language in c# can be a pain in the ass, I have to jump through hoops to generate something like python's decorators, not to mention having to generate il to overcome some limitations of reflection when dealing with value types.

Couldn't they come up with a shorter name than reinterpret_cast? It makes lines of code so much longer if you have multiple casts in one line. 😥

The installation time and huge as fk footprint of the official IDE.
Yes Visual Studio, I'm pointing at you, you fat ass

Juniors using pointers incorrectly to impress employers when they have no idea what they are doing.

"Do Nothing" comments devs, also POO madness ectasy