So first of all I want to say I am not a Fanboy of any specific language.

But holy fucking shit is ASP.net Core shitty, not only is it practically impossible to fucking start using it considering all documentation and tutorials are for the shitty outdated ASP.net but it's also fucking redundant with the amount of bullshit you need to do to achieve a task that should be a few lines of code.

Never in my life have I hated anything as hard as I hate that complete shit. On top of all that bullshit you have Fanboys always yelling "Oh but big corporations use it" like what big corporations? Microsoft and Microshit?

Like seriously larger corporations use fucking Node.js and even just C++ more than the shitty ASP.net and ASP.net Core. Don't get me wrong .net in general is pretty good but ASP.net is just a complete fuck up and should not exist.

A question for all the front-end developers of devRant. How the fuck do you get a really good color scheme for a website?

P. S. I am not a front-end dev so please simple words

Hyping myself up for the project to the point of not getting bored, working until my brain gives up, repeating.

Also music

Well for starters the website that gave you assignments on security of web applications shouldn't have an SQL injection vulnerability on the login page.

Next would be the method of teaching, they would skip what not to do and go straight to what you should do. This in turn causes people to use the exec command in php that actually takes a POST parameter.

And stop allowing teachers to be lazy fucks that don't explain shit and only give you assignments.

And finally when telling the teacher that a method he uses would cause another vulnerability the teacher should properly fix this issue not say it is for an "advanced course".

Yes I am pissed

A quick advice to new developers. Never and I mean NEVER do a "quick edit" or "beautification" extremely close to a deadline. You should not underestimate the power of bugs.

C++ always lies to me

When the teacher didn't know how to copy the path to the website directory.
He created a shortcut to the website directory then opened the shortcut properties and copied it there. Just to setup apache

Great to learn the basics but anything more advanced is a waste of time. The team projects were always fun tho so atleast there is that

By telling other devs an incorrect fact so they get mad and nicely explain everything to me in rage

Getting a laptop for stackoverflow browsing and developing on my main PC

They added a javascript that checks the login info. Worst part an if statement was the only thing keeping you from logging in without the correct password

Writing code and coming back to it later and not knowing what you were thinking so you just rewrite it again

Don't you hate it when you run out of variable names and you start using random names and the next time you go to that code you have reanalyze your own code to see what each of those variables does...

Don't you just hate it when your code works but you have no idea why, so you spend 30 minutes trying to figure out why it works?

When your boss wants to try out the program but you didn't have enough time to test the code, so you are just sitting there like

*creates fake virus to mess with friend*
*Accidentally executes it*
Well damn

My first time developing a C# project with a friend. He decided it would be a good idea to put 15 classes into a single .cs file. Ever had a person do that to you?