Just my download speed, no biggie ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Ffs Google that new UI is ugly af...
Stop making everything white it makes people blind!

I hope I'm doing it wrong and there is actually a way to tell who the sender is, like an Id? But fuck no Apple finds it using tags with numbers a fucking genius idea!

Again, I hope I'm wrong and we can actually do something like: sender.id = txtName.id ...

I tend to email myself config files because I'm too lazy to setup a shared network folder

WTF Apple! That new name is longer than Empire State building! on the right how it was, on the left how it will be if I migrate to Swift 4.2 ...

I've always thought I'm a software developer, but not according to these guys T_T

So Apple did make iTunes connect better but why the hell would they disable the tab button to move to next text box? I hope its just something wrong on my end or that would be a dumbass move -_-

On a side note, devRant need to have a category for Apple so it makes it easier for at least me to rant about them -_____-

Am I bad for not bothering with these things and if it just too much to handle I tell boss to tell him to STFU?

I give up! Been trying to solve this shit for a week and still failed:

Using Android Data Binding, two-way binding and when I compile I receive this error:

Unknown class: java.lang.String

It was working without issues before upgrading Android Studio.

Anyone has a clue how to solve this shit?

By the way I'm using Kotlin, on Java it doesn't produce errors, and I'm not going to convert my project to Java ...

That moment when I read "sass-loader" as "ass-loader" (҂⌣̀_⌣́)

Updating to Android studio 3.2 was a huge mistake two days passed and I cant get the damn project to build 😡😡😡😡😡

Not sure if it is a rant or not but I'm getting worried about Apple... Two days passed uploaded a new update multiple times and all ended on the first try 😨
Usually it takes many tries for it to be uploaded 😨
On top of that, iTunesConnect is faster and no longer stuck at loading when token expires 😨

I hope I'm not dreaming 😅

Wasted 7 hours for this:
import moment from 'moment'

Should be:
var moment = require('moment')

What happened? When app running in debug mode all is working without issues! When generating release APK, it crashes when using moment

Fucking hybrid shit apps...

WTF is wrong with Google, their new UI changes for Android are ugly af!

I don't understand this:
xtrabackup --backup --datadir=/Path/To/Database/ --target-dir=/Path/To/DBBackup/ --host=172.25.0.51 --port=3306 --user=backup --password=...

When I execute it out put says:
Access denied for user 'backup'@'172.25.0.1'

Why is it using user@GATEWAY instead of user@HOST?

That font in the new Gmail theme is fucking ugly and makes me blind

Wish we could use something else at work :\

I'm not a fan of mail apps but I guess it is time to use one after that update....

Me: What if I use navigation props in EF Core, what might go wrong?

*tests API call*
*120 seconds later finally got result*

Me: I better undo my changes and stick with 2 seconds response time O_O

That moment when I suddenly notice that I've been working for two days on my repo that is hosted on Microsoft Team Services, while the active repo is hosted on Gitlab

Luckily changes where on a sub library can be managed to integrate a diff

Spent an hour trying to figure out why my API request was returning unauthorized, turned out I had a trailing space after the ID (hard coded for testing purpose) T_T

XCode 10 almost there, will it be a good update or as usual a fucked up buggy useless update?

Was checking my gitlab account and that Vue add-on turned green, never knew Gitlab uses Vue

As a mobile developer I get fucking pissed off when I get a ticket on Jira saying: Response code 500

The server fucked up why am I the one to be reached for? Especially that code is displayed when no response body is returned

What's with JSON conditional evaluation?
How is it a good thing to add conditions to JSON?

Next in line:
Open vacancy: Full stack JSON developer

Fuck you react native and your stupid memory leak on dev machine! You are even worse than chrome 🤦🏼‍♂️

I came across this website: https://webdock.io/en

I really like their prices in return for the specs, but they use Let's Encrypt :\
Not sure how good is Let's Encrypt when handing over payment info and not sure if I should be trusting them anyways.

Anyone tried them?

Opinions please.

I want to share a small model in my iOS app. Now on android I'd do with with ViewModelProviders, but on iOS I'm going with SharedDataContainer which is basically a singleton class that store key value data.

Is there any better approach? Data will not be bigger than 10 list items with guid (key) and int (value)

However; when I have big data I do cache on disk or hello OOM exceptions (or whatever they call that bitch on iOS)

You see this? that's Apple fucking up! Uploaded a release and their server could not do its job correctly... Now I need to do another build just to be able to upload the app again

It's been processing for two hours, and there is another build that is processing for a week!

Not only their XCode is shit but also their iTunesConnect is shit, can they just rename the company to Shit, cuz that's what they seem to be best at doing...

React native never fails to amuse me!
For fuck sake few seconds difference in time between development machine and my phone causes the app to crash on long tap!

The solution on their GitHub was to fix time difference between Android and mac 🤦🏼‍♂️

What... The.... FUCK!

RPi or any other alternative? I need at least 2GB of RAM and getting two RPis is not an option lol

I like OrangePi but not sure how good it is tbh

That moment when I keep on typing int instead of number in typescript T_T

Too much errors thrown at my face XD