My biggest tip to new developers? Embrace your ignorance, don't be embarrassed by it. Let it inspire you to learn as much as you can, let it humble you into asking questions when you're stuck, let it prepare you to change within an industry that is anything but static. Admitting you don't know something isn't a weakness, it's an opportunity 😃

Spending whole day debugging one error. Fixed it in 10 minutes on the next day. Anyone else ?

That disappointing moment when your phone vibrates in your pocket and you hope someone has +1'd your rant but then find out it's just a Tinder match

I'm I the only guy who's programming skills declines after a heavy lunch?

Just wondering...

I keep typing `git stash poop` … am thinking of creating an alias for it

-> everyone at the company uses git
-> asked to change some stuff
-> boss says "don't remove the old code, just comment it in case we need it in the future"
-> ...
-> ???

#UDPjokes

When a client drags ass for weeks on giving you content for their site but wonders why their changes aren't live within 24 hours. 😐🔫

When you see a someone write this
if(condition){
return true;
} else {
return false;
}

TNW brought me here. And I am not disappointed.