When you don't know what is the wrong with your code :'(

When you can code thousands of lines but is lost of words when trying to communicate to humans how you did it.

Does anyone else adore the show Silicon Valley?

When you are a mobile developer and your company has only 3 android devices shared between Mobile, Testing and Design teams :|

And all teams fight for the device time

What the fuckin fuck..

When your company still uses CRT monitors :|

What the fuck

aagh Windows

when you're pretty sure everyone on devrant is a web developer and you're not

"When you have a problem you can't solve, just google it. If you don't find another person that has encountered the same problem/error as you, you're doing something wrong."

- Software Engineering teacher, 2016

Two reasons why I love devRant.
1. None of my clients are here so I can say what I want.
2. Everyone gets my geeky ass jokes that usually only I laugh at.

Why didn't I comment my code on Friday...

Well that's my evenings sorted for the rest of the week

They are all images.... *face palm*

My assignment is late because Jenkins ate my source code.

when your friends have a "great idea" for an app and expects you to code it all and they forget about it after you code it...

Just taken over a project from a "high end" London agency to find their code is just poorly copy/pasted examples from the WordPress codex.

devRant collaboration project - a lot of us are thinking of doing a project or projects in the future. I am sure some valuable partnerships will be forged.

My desire is to do something that can make a positive impact in people's lives. Possibly to help people with special needs.

I am thinking about code that extends into the physical world - an Internet of Things project sort of a devThing.

Brainstorming a bit deeper - maybe a mashup of off the shelf components - maybe using Raspberry Pi or the $5 Raspberry Pi. Keep it low cost so everyone can afford it. As an aside CubeSats powered by RP's are being used in outer space saving a great deal of money and providing value.

The great thing is devRant has great coders, graphic design, ux, Raspberry Pi (or similar miniaturization), public relations to get the word out...

I have some examples we can use for inspiration. Let's keep building on this.

After 2 months of changes the pm finally landed on the solution that the Dev team proposed at the start of the project.

Am I really a Software Developer or am I just really good looking up stuff on Google?

Devlife

Great guide 🙌🏼😅

Everyone always says the previous developer was crap, sometimes you're right