- Stop procrastinate;
- Start a open-source project;
- Go deep in math and logic;
- Perfect my English;
- Learn some soft skills;
- Get a hobby outside dev;
- Get some exercises;
- Master Javascript and CSS.

It's all I can think of now, but I have so much more goals for this year that I will be very busy, and in the end of the day it will all come together.

Because of an SINGLE MOTHERFUCKING CHARACTER I've been stuck for 3 days on my code. I live on a love/hate history with dev'ing.

Inline css and JS. It's on prod still and 1400+ lines of code and counting.

My first ever system... It was bad, no coding standards, no reusing, no pattern, no nothing. I really don't know how I managed to make it work.

- Learned how to use Git properly;
- learning how to use SASS and building the stylesheet of this all by myself;
- Learned how to reuse my code all over the project;
- Made my first design pattern and ruleset to create and maintain a project.

Javascript in general (jquery, Ajax, nodejs and so on) is my greatest weakness. I've been working on a project which a great part is js and it's slapping in my face that I don't really know js. It's frustrating as fuck but it's a great experience, because I can now work on my weakness and turn it into my greatest strength. So let's see how it goes. If I don't smash my head into a wall in absolute rage that is...

Build something that helps anyone on their daily lives. Both personally and professionally. I wanna help them users.

I'm always learning. That way it becomes funny to me. And also coffee. So fucking much coffee. Alcohol helps a lot too.

Fuck you mysql and your new fucked up 8.0 login. Fuck you 100 times. Now I need to restore my computer because of you.

I've been working on an ERP system these days. Learned how to properly use AJAX and JS. Also, my code is so much organized now, I can really say I'm a better dev now than I was before and this particular project is making me give my everything everyday.

Never writing down anything because "meh I'll remember it all tomorrow"

Micromanagement SUCKS. I don't know why people think it's the best way to do things.

72 hours. It was an e-commerce project with a fucked up full of promises deadline. And at the end was not used.

What do you do with an anxious dev? Put him under pressure. Way to fucking go!

Oh boi, that weird feeling when the code is alright, no errors, the first time you save or compile it

If you have an hard-to-use API, you need a fucking strong documentation. Otherwise, a fucking developer like me will get lost and will spend days and days trying to make it work. Man up that documentation, for God's sake.

Ok so my newest project is launching tonight and I feel very anxious, even though I tested everything beforehand. Is it normal?

Friend: PHP is trash.
Me: PHP is the most beautiful thing men created. And you're trash.

Friend: it's function(){
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Me: it's
function()
{
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Solved one great issue today, one that was holding back the launching of my newest project. Laughed pretty hard when I did it, but the most special about solving it was when my dad saw the result and said "congrats son, it's perfect!"

Ppl, always remember to take a walk when you don't know how to do something or when you feel overwhelmed.

I really don't balance social and dev life. I know I need some time to socialize but I just can't. It's like my life right now is in front of a computer and lines of code... Not that I don't like it, but I know I need to do other stuff besides coding, but I really don't know what to do and how to manage time. If anyone can give some advice, it would be great.

dev is like a trading game: "ok, so I'm gonna trade that night's coding for a night's sleep so I can be fully recharged tomorrow." "ok, now I'm gonna trade that night's sleep for a night full of coding."

My worst nightmare these days: Error 500

I complain a lot when I'm coding, but at the end of the day I just love it all and can't let go.

You start a project, it's a tiny Satan. Then you start coding it, when you see again it became a huge Cthulhu.

You know you're on the right way when you want to punch the monitor.