Don't overcomplicate your problems. Take your time to read error messages and understand what is going on before solving the problems in front of you.

When everyone treats you like some sort of commodity "what? I want to pay you good money for my 'awesome' idea and you won't do it??"

On Monday we're haven't a meeting with our design team because they think we should use polymer over react.... Our management team seems to trust their opinions over ours (the dev team) despite being told they have different uses.
When will this maddness end :(

Don't you just love that feeling when you know you could have implemented some code better.

Shout outs to coffee + the senior Devs in my life who were patient, gave good advice and blasted me in code reviews.

Let's build a platform to push ads via push notification every time you come into contact with a beacon. They know just enough about the tech involved to get started, but not enough to keep them out of trouble.

It's so depressing when you commit more code on your personal projects than you do at work. Meetings and workshops are a killer.

Working with poorly documented projects is making my life hell.

I got some feedback from an interview code challenge today. Sure the feedback was somewhat fair but then they complained about the couple of comments I had added and the guy sounded like he came out of the set from "everything is awesome".