i’m considering learning back-end, what do you people think, where should i start? javascript + node.js or python? which would be more useful or versatile especially for web apps? thanks in advance.

i really hate when i see devs making scripts or apps that are dependent on a network drive letter (like s:\something ). for fuck’s sake!

fuck hp and their support, even worse than fuckin microsoft.

is it possible to find a password/note manager that is also:
has a user and permission manager;
free/open source;
local (lan only, no cloud);
web based (local web server);
encrypted;
secure;
????

i fucking hate idiots that save all of the most important business files in a pst archive even though they have told not to several times!!!

i fucking hate idiots that save all of the most important business files in a pst archive even though they have told not to several times!!!

ewh, that moment when you make a mediocre track but spotify lowers it’s quality so it sounds bad now.

gymrant

eh, i get pretty nice project ideas about twice a month and some lousy ones about once a week but i am such a shitty coder and designer that i simply gave up on that.
i wish there was such a job.

anyone had experience with dart/flutter and care to share?

!programming

damn berlin sucks, the public transport is not very comfortable, people are gloomy and sometimes even snobby, the service is not the best and shopping sucks because there are not much choices and prices are not justified. prague was much better.

!rant
made a first update to my game, its live and running. probably gonna do one more and move on to the next project.

!rant

just found out that coding while listening to an episode of ASOT makes me more productive even if i am sick.

!rant
finally i finished a project and released my first game in google play!
very satisfaction, much wow.
now creating a list of features i will add in future updates, working on a marketing campaign and building concepts for future projects.

fuck, took me a whole hour to debug an issue in my game that causes the start menu to switch right to the game itself, only after an hour i realized that i named the start game method as a default start ( a default method that executes at the very start of the scene). feeling so dumb now.

not exactly a hack but i started a prank war between us ( helpdesk team) and the pc team by pranking one of them with nirsoft and psexec.
at first he didnt really realize why his browser crashes and his cdrom opens and closes randomly.

working in IT support sometimes makes me wonder if people are really that stupid or they try to test me if i am really stupid.

anyone know a good tutorial for unity and its c# api structure? i’m having a hard time wrapping my head around it and i am starting to feel stupid.

!rant
any game devs here? wanted to know what kind of engine and sdk you most prefer? what do you think is the best for basic 2d mobile games? how did you make your choice?

sometimes i wonder how many programmers will lose their shit when drag and drop programming will become really popular.

trying to add a feature and then finding out that for some reason it overloads everything, so i try to fix it only to find out everything is broken and i can find the source of the problem, so i delete all of the code and start all over again

unfortunately i had to learn the hard way how to pick online courses ( yes, i am not very smart), udemy has disappointed me.

if you could get instantly proficient in only one programming language ( and instantly suck with other languages), what would that language be?

that moment when you can’t figure out to make a certain functionality work, and after a bit of research you find out that you’ve been doing this all wrong so you delete all of the code and start all over again.

installing nircmd and psexec. closing processes, muting the sound and opening/closing the cdrom tray of a colleague can be funny, especially during the night shift.

i hate linear algebra so much, god damn set theory and god damn matrices.

is there a place that teaches java in a stimulating and interactive environment that also teaches how every small part works and the logic behind it all?

that moment when you decide to become and indie app dev and there are plenty of guides that tell how to be a good indie dev but no guides that teach you how not to get fucked by your own government...

i hate to see code that looks like this:

i always thought that making a simple game is easy until i saw the source code for the dynosaur game you have in chrome when your internet is down