Most co-workers work on windows, vagrant makes it easier to deploy than docker.

For me, it's easier to update a vagrantfile than to make changes on live machine and take a new snapshot.
Also, I rather prefer people run tests on their personal machines, keeping dependencies up to date, and the ease to destroy the testing environment when they don't need it.

And then you switch to Nginx and forget completely about those files even existing!

I assume you're looking for a job in Lisboa or Porto, right?
That's what you get for a first job, and you'll also learn academics aren't exactly corporate or even startup business.
If you're that good and prove yourself worthy, I'm sure you'll get a raise in just a couple of months, it happent to a few people I know.

Guys, there's no point to be made, just wanted to take it off my chest.
But seriously, for a corporation that took pride on every detail, launching some wireless phones that look exactly like the wired ones... They hit the bottom of the pit!

@Thamathar at least it's not Cintra!

At least be silent when your PM is near...

IDE: Xcode and Android Studio
Text editor: Sublime on desktop, Vim on servers

That's not even an option... First make it proper, then make it according to client specs, then back to proper when shit hits the fan.

Not quite my favourite, but the one I spend most of time on: Debian

@kwilliams I feel your pain, it's the same here, especially when boss doesn't charge extra for customisation and let's clients' minds run wild

For me, cooking makes the cut when I need to stop for a while and take my mind off a bug or problem. When I get back to it, my brain seems to work quite better!

Worst part of the nightmare: you had no clue about what was this thing named devrant!

@Elandor you'd be amazed how sysadmins are picked at my current job, but that's another rant

Let's see who's the first victim!

Thanks for all the useful stuff, but seems like management is getting rid of him, and I did absolutely nothing, didn't even complain... *giggles*

We used our own implementation of JWT for the effect, if it helps.
There's plenty of libraries to integrate it to all major languages.

Subdomains sound like the simpler option, but might become an issue in the future.
Where I work, we have an unified dashboard for all our products and the very first approach was to use sub domains, but when a client asked to merge and share contents between accounts, we had to go for a complete redesign.
So, we built an ACL to allow us to customise every single variable, with layouts based on templates, so we can customise every single aspect of each view.
That may sound to over complicate a simple task, but we could have spared spending thousands of euros in a full redesign...

++ for Sublime Text

I can just imagine the bliss of such a bathtub recreational toy! (ups, putting things like that, it sounds quite nasty...)

You could try something as bizarre as talking to other people!

That's not that unusual, on my current job I've had to do it already twice, due to final users' complaints for not seeing the flashy animation as expected.
Blame the redundant highly scalabe architecture, I said to my boss...