@hashedram actually, they want to refactor their stack and move to java, scala, go or serverless. But, since their solution is on production, im afraid ill have to deal with php for a long time. Just that

@incognito not just because of other people complains.. but also because the php dev has become cheaper than before.. isn't that a red flag?

BDD pal. Make it work and refactor it later. ;)

Sorry, but it sounds like it was your team organization fault. Because, if your system do strongly relies on db, you shouldnt leave all the burden to only one person. In addition, your code (everyone's code) should be tested always (not just separately, but as a whole), not the week before its presentation.
#justSaying

UPS... I got it

It happens all the time

@BrianK sometimes...
There is cool people in this community, dont u think?

@steveyout ok, count me in

Happy bday pal! Here is your ++

Have you tried mindfullness metiditation?
Sometime ago, i had blood pressure issues (all bcz of work). And it did actually help me a lot.
Another thing was that, i was quite depressed and anxious, so I tried some magic mushrooms (only once) and PAF, i got better. Is strange, but it does actually help. Look at this => https://theguardian.com/science/...

How about moon names? I use them sometimes.
Like europa, ganymede, io...
Some of them are bigger than others.
So their name serves as a reference about how powerful your server is.

It happens to me.. just before payday ;(

@theKarlisK nullPointerException

Same here.
But, this is what i do:
- Write it in a blog: if i can write it and explain it (like a tutorial), is much easier to remember it
- i save some snippets in my gitlab repo. So i can check them out later

@jhh2450 well.. it was either funny or not...