I am fairly convinced coding in a non dark mode editor will slowly ruin your code due to excessive exposure

Fix your damn mobile app, devrant! You are a community for devs and the crashes are embarassing

Go away laravel, nobody likes your magic methods.

Good code does not exist

Don't you just love it when you have to debug someones years old project, who left ages ago and you see

If you use PHP with DI, in a single cli application, why don't you go get pegged with a catus.

- source wasting an hour trying to debug, why DI keeps feeding wrong arguments to objects

I fucking love goroutines!

I'll just leave this here....

stolen from reddit, sue me

My distrust in technology does not come from it being foreign to me, on the contrary, being a developer, I have gotten to know, how things are coded and built.

Why the hell does mysql not have boolean fields? why do I have to use a whole integer for a bit? REEEEEEEEEEEEE

A nice UML diagram of a typical Electron application

To get myself into a better relation with golang, I started working on an electronless, cancer free, cross platform lightweight slack client.

I will be using the Fyne UI lib, and am already in love with it.
So far my mockup UI compiles into a fully portable >20Mb binary. the netcode shouldnt take any more than that, hoping to end up with a ~50Mb project.

TL;DR:
- theres gonna be a lightweight slack client available at one point
- fyne is awesome, get it at https://fyne.io/

Electron is pure cancer.

Some things never change

> Have to deploy only one feature to production
> Create branch from latest tag, cherry pick the correct changes
> Mess up merge
> Almost deploy resulting broken code to production
> Realize at last moment
> Let out a loud sigh, start over

Every damn time.

Dear git, why are you lying, there's no changes in that file, you say that yourself...

Surprised noone has yet preached the amazingness of this font here.

https://tobiasjung.name/profont/

Love it when you open up a frontend devs project and among some 50 included npm packages for a really simple project you see this

Every day I get more convinced, that companies are only hiring the mentally disabled to their marketing departments.

Gitlab now spams ads constantly in my Facebook feed, because "I have visited gitlab.com".

If I have visited it, I am clearly already using it, stop annoying me please.

After 2 days of reverse engineering another developers code, I wish Laravel would go and die in a fire.