Those feels

Code-flow and algorithms are just meaningful doodles, you know 😁

Internet streaming website be like:

Oh no, you can't right click and save the video file on your computer!

*f12* *ctrl+f* *<video* *right click* *open in new tab* *right click* *save as*

New Project at work.
First commit: 'Initial commit'
Second commit: 'Refactoring'
-.-

😂😂😂😅😅😅

So, I unlocked some archivement, I guess. 😁

How to code

Sorry, had to share it here!

Exactly 😂😂

Lesson learned from wk111:

We gotta get out of the fucking house more guys and girls!

Go code on a fucking beach or a park or something. Drink some beers and wine. Smoke a couple of joints with good friends.

Reals devs

every coding tutorial ever :p
taken from https://twitter.com/ossia/status/...

Try and Catch

Look what I found on the road.

JavaScript we need to talk 😂😂

I can relate it to exactly 😂😂

The moment when you come home on Friday and notice your server's down

Anyone else rocking Linux on their laptops?
Linux runs extremely well on my Thinkpad.

Satisfied.

Alcohol

Floppy disks are Jesus Christ

Back-end developer assigned a front-end task be like:

Pair programming done right

It doesn't work!

*uninstalls*
*reinstalls*

It works!

Welp, I'm having a great start with Android Studio...

Quality code you say...

When your boss is coming behind you and you were chatting on messenger :

Joined DevRant. Found Inner Peace ;)

This was during the first day of my first real dev job, straight out of college. I didn’t have have much experience with version control since I did mostly solo projects in college, and I wasn’t exposed to SVN or Git in school at all.

One of the senior devs was going to give me and another new guy a brief overview of the codebase. He sets us up with the GitHub repo for the codebase and tells us to clone the codebase locally. I didn’t really know what this meant but I felt kind of embarrassed to ask, so I just clicked “download as zip” on The GitHub repo.

After a minute he saw what I had done and was like “yeah, that’s not what you want to do” and showed me how to clone it. I was kind of embarrassed but I learned Git pretty quickly after that.

I don’t really have a moral to this story except that “no question is a stupid one” is much easier said than done for many people, and it can be embarrassing to ask certain questions sometimes.

:D sorry, I don’t know who’s author

literally every

`git push --force origin master`