If you yourself are okay doing it and they don't find out it's fine. Not sure about legal implications though

What happened?

Our legacy code has too many of these "switches"

You'll get there eventually :)

Welcome Back!:D

@Angry I think your colleagues are failing to understand why the tests are so helpful. For them it probably seems like you're shoving it down their throats which in return makes them not wanna do it

You need to make them want to do this not have them do it because YOU want them too.

I wouldn't wanna do something just because someone else wants it so much either

Did you mean recursion?

You really should look for an alternative. What you described sounds very unprofessional especially for a German "Ausbildung" where you will spend a good 3 years learning.
If you don't have someone that you can ask questions to regularly you might be learning a lot but also a lot of things the wrong way.

One can use the result of the x==y expression instead of the ternary ? true : false there however the x == 'true' needs to stay

Also as a side note: one should use === instead of == to compare value AND type

Just do it! Great Things to learn :)

Didnt know devrant turned into crapbook

Holy mother of god.. burn it with fire

Yes

You deserve a special place in hell

Fucking wirh your brain and break your code in less than a year

@electrineer and both having at least 5 story points

And also whether or not it takes a reference or just the value to top it all off

Root be like 404 vacation not found

Money?

At least you mightve learned some app dev stuff along the way :)

Dont tell them just run through the changes with them
Take the time to explain things so they can make the changes themself
Dont be a dick to juniors - thanks!

Get a seperate cheap phone for work and turn it off when youre not working :)

@linuxxx because you like them so much ;)

100% coverage should not be your goal for the entire life time of the project but i guess youre already aware

Casual ping to @Haxk20

If youre still using symfony 2.8 i highly recommend to upgrade :)

No need for # in the tags :)

Cant you see its in the 24th line it says file foo.xyz in line 420!!

Perl is great! If you know what youre doing :p

We used to use sonarqube at work.. our technical debt was about 1300 days so yeah :D just stab dem mother truckers