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I mean, seriously, people joke about this, but does a new version of angular get released every week or something? How is anyone supposed to keep up? Let alone find the right version of the documentation to reference?

I’m sure learning angular will be worth it in the end... maybe.

Yarn install. It’s simple enough and I understand why it’s used but it’s just annoying having to install 150MB of stuff to be able to produce a 200KB output is file. There must be a better way?

Thank you to the developer who introduced me to the dark theme in my editor back in the day! Probably saved my eyesight.

I was going to tell you all how I deal with a lack of motivation but I can’t be bothered...

The power of Twitter AI is immense.

jQuery

I was working on a project for a presentation and had a really bad cold. I was building something in JavaScript and the framework was all new to me. No one else wanted to touch it so I said i would have a go.

Basically I put everything I could into it and the director walked in and started using it, ignoring me who wrote it, talking straight to my boss about loads of changes.

I sat there and quietly and thought whatever I did they would change it again as they don’t know what they want.

I felt crap the next day because of the cold and the previous days experience, so I called in sick. I got a load of abuse about the deadline for the presentation and this time I gave it back and said maybe someone else should have stood up and taken that project then. I wasn’t taking anymore of that crap.

Hi, I’m from x SEO agency and I need admin access to your clients site ASAP!

Ahhhhhhh, nope.

You know your internet is bad when it takes 2 hours to successfully run composer update.

IE is crap. Use Firefox.

Amazing that it still applies to this day, except maybe swap Firefox with Chrome, depending on preference.

The radio tower climb on zwift was pretty tough to scale.

Sorry for that one.

Anyone else use zwift on here?

“Sorry but this admin job has too much administration”

I saved my uni work onto a floppy disk (2001) and walked a mile into university library to print it. When I got there and put it into the computer it had corrupted and the disk was unreadable! Luckily I had a back up on my computer so had to walk the mile back, saved again onto two different floppy disks this time and walked the mile back. This time I managed to print it and deliver the work 5 minutes before the deadline.

I recently discovered .editorconfig and wish I had discovered it years ago and will encourage the rest of the team to use it too as we all use different editors.

Parks and Recreation predicts the future https://youtu.be/w1SprEP4GR8

Schedule an impromptu meeting with my friend Jack Daniels.

Joking.

Best thing I do is write down the issue on a piece of paper, read what I'm stuck on and realise I have been focusing on the wrong aspect of the issue and a different solution presents itself.

Take a step back, clear your mind and start again.

If not, then remember Jack is available after work.

I've been using webpack for a few months now but always using someone else's config. Today was the first project where I started from scratch with my own webpack config. Learnt a lot and it actually worked!

Learning Vue.js was pretty amazing. I just started using it and got it. I think, with any tool, you know straight away if it's something you will work with rather than against.

Thinking of making some themes. Do people still do that these days? Is it a big market place?

Might start small with a jekyll github pages theme and see if I actually finish it.

I've just learnt more in a 5 minute laracasts video than half a days training on pluralsight

I appreciate people making tutorials to help people learn, but please, please, please, choose a different topic than creating a task list next time.

I'm sure like a lot of Devs of my generation, CS education didn't really exist when I was at school. All my knowledge has been self taught over time.

I think the best thing you can have is a good mentor and the opportunity to learn from your mistakes.

I'm a web developer and know jack about hardware. My wife's personal laptop was going very slow so decided to upgrade to a SSD. How hard could it be?

Turns out to be very fiddly trying to disconnect and reconnect 4 ribbon cables. To get to the HD and replace it.

Restarted laptop and thought it was all good, but only certain keys worked and the mouse pad moved but didn't click?!?

Had to take it apart and reconnect twice more but now it's fully functioning once again.

Sticking to software in future. Massive respect to hardware specialists!

Last year I made an app to generate project names. It now has over 1,000 downloads on Google Play. Sounds small compared to others, but I'm quite impressed from a personal side project with no advertising or publicity.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...

As a PHP developer I love getting emails from recruiters for .net roles...

"You're a pretty crap developer, so we'd like to give you a management role instead"

So is it fashionable now to have an IP address on the side of your trousers? This was in primark?!?!

Every time I update node or an npm dependency and everything seems to break for a couple of hours until I pull it apart and slowly reassemble everything again.

Incompetent may not be the right word, but a Linux system admin who had never heard of Ubuntu.