Really love the internet, stack overflow, command c, and v.

That kinda built my coding career. 😬

exit vim:q!

Have all the time and energy to build all my ideas.

Wordpress

I hate it when developers use the term "Full Stack" developer so liberally.

I interviewed someone so proud and only knew Wordpress and basic CSS.

My friend and I have been debugging this server issue where the server can't find the input file.

30 minutes passed, we checked, restarted everything, still no avail.

When I saw his safari browser, THE FULL URL WASNT SHOWING. The server was working, we just didn't see a redirect behavior because of apple fucking trying to fucking prettify everything.

GOD DAMMIT.

/rant

I wish I could bring my setup at work. I'm way less productive at work than I am at home.

Companies that measure productivity with lines of code written.

https://github.com/jaggy/ideas

I've decided to open source some of my ideas that's stuck in my notes app.

Not really sure if it's useful or not but feel free to suggest some or comment on those ideas.

I'm four months in my new job and I've done 5 days worth of coding. There aren't much projects coming to our office nowadays so I'm being paid just to log my hours.

Any of the ranters here have any small project ideas I can make to pass the time?

I've literally run out of things to make.

My teammate push 2gbs worth of CSV files into our repo.

He also merged all the other branches so, it's kinda hard to revert back without reworking a lot of stuff.

I remember showing a kid a floppy disk and he asked why I made a life-sized save button.

Just curious, anyone here know the tech stack of devRant?

I'd love to see a blog post, (if there isn't one already) on what this app runs on!

I hate clients that tell the developers what to use without discussion.

We're paid to solve problems.

Dictatorship on tools and methodologies are okay with junior devs or interns, but when you have senior devs, it has to be a democracy.

Having limitations like browser versions or server capabilities are fine, but declaring which slider to use, you MUST use jquery, or all that jazz just grinds my gears.

Worst Project: Project Managers that don't trust their team.

Our PM before didn't want the developers included in the client meetup because she said the developers wouldn't understand anything in the meeting.

A month after the proposed deadline after, I free up my time (I'm handling different projects), and I decide to speak with the client to see where thing went south.

Apparently, what our PM promised/understood is far off from what the client wanted.

The project was a simple "show the drivers where they need to go next" mobile app while she promised a "Traveling Salesman Problem"-esque solution.

I had this coworker who was proud that he's the only one who can understand the code he wrote.

That's not something to be proud about.