I've been trying for two days to display a base64 string as an image, just because everyone wants to see their fucking profile photo from office 365.

It's convoluted, messy and doesn't want to work!

If I hear 'Ooh could you just do this, that will be easy' one more time from either projects or a customer, I'm finding the nearest book repository. #backAndToTheLeft

It's dead! The fucking coffee machine is dead. That's it, I'm going home. Fuck!

Question about burnout here!

I've been a developer for a year and a half now and I've reached a point of burnout. Experiencing a lot of external stress as well as internal (handled well with a fantastic and supportive team)

I'm taking some time away from work and having a much needed break but I'm worried that for now, I can't code! I've got no drive at all to learn anything new, I'm just sat here waiting for a production push.

I'm by no means thinking of changing careers or leaving my current role and the lack of concentration is likely as a result of stress, I just wanted to hear some of your stories so I feel a little less alienated!

Being new to this is pretty overwhelming at times!

Proof that the team is overworked, stressed, and tired.

Someone forgot to add the life juice...

Staring at a dozen cognito errors, spending two days sifting through AWS, only to find that the test DB is fucking empty...

The entire team doesn't know why the request works in Postman but not in the code and now everyone has resorted to dithering imposter syndrome riddled wrecks 😖

The principal developer who wrote one of our APIs is on annual leave, there's no documentation.

It's in another language.

Add some points into scrumwise for 'Deciphering hieroglyphics'!

Wondering how on earth the article 50 petition went down today. Someone must have been playing with loadtest!

Why do recruiters always say "Would you like to hear more?" Aside from pissing people off with vague requests, you're missing prime Starship Troopers references, which is infinitely worse!