@NinjaBear6 Nothing special... Dell Latitude 5580, i5-7300U (2x2,6GHz), 16GB RAM, 500GB M.2 SSD

@grumpyoldaf I'm working as a SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) Developer. We are making solutions for all sorts of logistic processes and there you can never have enough monitor space... Especially if you have about 17 windows open at a time. And skype.

Saw the same window yesterday on my notebook.

@Ellis I used to also dream in code sometimes, but not it'm more like a XOR, either the one or the other.

@CoffeeNcode
Like everything in the world is a fucking object, new things are created by factorys and the objects interact via function calls...

*DuckDuckGo search (if you care about privacy and your personal data)

In the language I programm, the limit of all names (classes, methods, variables) is 30 chars and this is also sometimes really annoying. But you get very creative to find good names...

I can recommend this 2 youtube playlists, that's how I learned python.

https://youtube.com/playlist/...

https://youtube.com/playlist/...

Great idea

Saw this so many times, and it's still funny every single time.

The problem wasn't so much that my code didn't worked at all, but the modules were called between so much standard functionalities in our system, and they didn't behave as expected in some cases.

@Codex404 It's easier to test a whole workflow if you have the frontend screens and can navigate there, so you don't have to test each call seperately in the backend monitor.

@mrstebo The language was ABAP (a relatively unknown language by SAP, but relatively good for large business applications)

@netikras in ABAP. There is a sort of wait, but it also does some other things (eg. database commits) and the minimal time for the statement is 1s (I figured out, that 200ms are enouth)