Me: I found the problem. The function call is being given a reference to an undefined variable as an argument. The quotes around that argument were accidentally omitted; it's supposed to be a string.

A "Senior" Developer: No, that wouldn't cause it break.

Me: 😐

When you've fully set up a CMS for a project and you still get messages asking to edit the content... 😕

When you inspect a relatively new eCommerce site and find that it's using <i> for icon buttons. 😡

That moment when you realize the developer you're talking to thought that `class` was a React API. 😬

It's extremely frustrating when a project is set up so that development, staging, and production reside on one branch.

I find it really annoying when someone insists that the develop branch is for production and not... development...