Any tips for Google Summer of Code Proposal and things in general?

I fucking hate Magento!

The pains of having 0 girl programmers in college while all of them are enrolled in a CS branch.

A customer walks into a bar. He asks for a beer made out of wine. Project Manager agrees. Both question the bartender's competence.

Why you realise DevRant could easily have been a popular subreddit.

Most fun I had coding?

I was developing my first android app and the database accounted for all the weekdays.

It was a night and I was coding. I build the app after 90 minutes of last build. I was fucking amazed to see that my app was running perfectly on Genymotion Emulator whilst the same god damn build crashed on my phone.

As a new novice developer, I thought it could be due to the OS version difference b/w my phone and VB.

I went on to spent an hour or so, to figure out where I had gone wrong. I re-read my code multiple times and nothing. I could not find a single error in the code.

I was fucking speachless when it hit me, FUCK, today is Saturday (last build was around 11PM Friday) and VM's time is usually screwed (it was Wednesday there) and since I had not accounted for weedends entry in database, the app crashed.

It was really fun having this sort of a bug for the first time in my life. Solved it within minutes after that.

By crying and not giving up

PyBrain right now

Popularity #1

Preety legitimate

Does anyone else DevRant has been crashing on each notification?

After watching Mr Robot, I installed Kali and learnt to hack WiFi passwords via brute force. Was utterly disappointed that, most crackers just use prebuilt tools instead of developing their own algorithms and programs.

At times, I find stackoverflow community rude. It is, as if all they care about is boasting their virtual ego i.e. points.

Handy or Useless?

Do you just dive into a project without learning all of the language and APIs or you first learn the language, APIs before you start the project?

I opted for former approach whilst doing android and it was painful. Later, I tried later approach, Iearned more but couldn't produce anywhere near first project.

This summer was my first internship and the developers at the company weren't using any version control.

It was literally painful to see the engineer (my mentor) make backups of each file before changing anything in it.

I really do feel, version control should be included in our courses as well.