Easy to reproduce.
const Console = Math
Console.log
Otherwise it would be lowercase. Nobody writes console.log with uppercase ;)

I just send link to my jira board if they want to know the, status of everything in the sprint and if doesn't help i tell him to visit our Daily scrum meetings. Works like a charm.

Bet its just rpi rebooting and it controls only these monitors, not running the whole bus ;)

That's not that much tbh ;)

We have a HUGE website, Java backend, multiple CMS, 3 separate templating engines, horrible architecture, every single change takes at least a week because Java guys need to hack a solution to provide content to templating engine context. It's a nightmare. Currently switching it all to node middleware with javascript ssr templates. Sorry, but in many cases js is just a simpler and/or better solution. Or our backend developers suck :D

If he tells you to jump off the bridge you gonna do it? Dude, fuck it. Doctor's appointment is not a personal call and you should leave the room without asking for permission. It's not kindergarten ffs.

Dude, it's not how much you earn, but how much can you buy for it. Try moving to LA and be a ultra-senior-jedi dev there. You'll be living in a cardboard. If you're a good developer and want to live somewhere else, then do it.

This is a really easy question. Private company every time. Newer technologies, better salary, more benefits, actual competition on the market pushing you to improve. I know some devs in public sector. They're shit. Takes them weeks to apply a change that takes few hours in real world.
They're getting paid and they're obviously ok with the situation, but if you have any ambition whatsoever and want to grow your skills, go with a private sector.

I never really underestimate my tasks. It's easy. Analyze the task, assuming no external problems, just plain coding and testing. Then multiply times 2 :D if it feels like it's gonna take 2 days tops I can guarantee you 98% of the time you'll spend full week on it.

@arazzz don't give up man. We've all been there :) just code, code and code a little more. That's the only way to get better.

Uber? Your comfort isn't worth a cab fare?

Code quality is important. Remember that later someone will have to make change in there and if the code is shit he'll end up rewriting everything from scratch. Doesn't matter if it works, it needs to maintainable as well.

#sheeple

did you learn coding from a back of a bag of chips or something? learn these and use them!

No, qa should test each and every bug in clean browser to isolate problems. How do you know it's no a problems created by some other obscure piece of code that only happens if you do certain things before the actual bug. Then you have a problem to recreate the steps consistently. QA should always test in clean browser.

You would have your skull bashed in by my team for making pointless nondescriptive commit messages ;)

they are just trying to sell old tech to stupid people by creating some buzz words. It's basically like most kickstarter projects ;)

lol, why?
Money ;) obviously his science career didn't go as expected and guy wants more money ;)

no auto format option?

"programmers", oh gawd. you probably only programmed a dishwasher in your life or did an interactive online tutorial.
Pretty much any real IDE makes this for you so you, including EOL symbols so you don't have any problems opening your code on different system unix/windows etc. with a simple shortcut you get an automatic code formatting so you even don't have remember to put space after "function" or not.
Jesus flaming Christ on crack. Wtf do you use as your IDE? MS Paint? Wtf? why is this discussion still a thing a thing?!

don't cut your images, that's stupid. template should be responsive to accommodate different scenarios. you should either demand a refund or file a bug report and wait for a fix.
"cut your images" doesn't make authors produce better templates, it just shows them you'll make do with any buggy shit they'll throw at you.

just because js allows you to make weak comparisons doesn't mean you should use it. it could be used as an exception, a "hackish" solution, but it's still a bad practice. every single linter for js code marks this as an error by default. just use strict comparison "===" and you won't have a problem.

If anything else fails try reading documentation ;)

Using "==" instead of "===" in javascript is bad practice. Any code lint will give you an error. It's not "gotcha" interview question if you ever did any real coding besides onclick events in js.

even your cat knows MacBook is shit ;)

It's funny how people call WordPress a pile of shit when thousands of successful websites are built around it. I'm not even a backend developer. It's just to me about bitching and moaning about a piece of software many people find very usable and decent and it works for them.
There's tons of technologies and projects around and you can pretty choose whatever you want to work on, or work for. Where's the problem?
For many "good enough" piece of shit in nice package is more than enough to start with their project and they don't want to wait 2 years for state of the art custom cms that loads one second faster than the same thing built on WordPress for fraction of the price.

Change jobs man. I work at a very big international corp. You can wear whatever you like so hoodies and sneakers all day long for me. Even biggest company overlords don't mind when they come to visit. They care about results, not the way we organize work in our office

change jobs asap

never completely shave off your beard.. guys always regret it.. every effin time

Guys, so it's easier to write a post on devrant than just Google the keyword and read any of thousands of articles on web crawlers with examples, pointers and links to resources? o.O