Oh no guys. We are screwed.

The biggest problem with many open source projects is that they are built by very clever people, trying to show other very clever people just how clever they are.

I'll take home.

I'm pretty sure Shakespeare didn't say that.

One of the many things my non-programmer friends needs to learn.

I started in 2015 at my current job. The first contract was for a year, very normal in the Netherlands. Also, I had only 6 months of professional experience with programming.
I already knew that I would replace an older colleague who's going to retire and I would get some of his responsibilities.

One year later (6 months ago) I had an evaluation with my boss. He told me he was proud I learned everything so quick and offered me a permanent position and wanted me to take over one of the major products we sell. Even more, he wanted me to decide how to change the framework since it's over 20years old. (Multiple languages combined)

I am currently working on a new design and UX as well, which I presented last year. The love it.

I've never felt so appreciated and valued before.

Breaking out the big guns to wrap my head around a buggy API

I write blocks of code like this:
If(condition){
code
}

I'm trying to fix a bug and the previous dev is doing it like this:
If(condition)
{
code
}

Does anyone know any good nerve calming pill ? 😜

When I found out my JSON didn't parse because I used single instead of double quotes after two hours

Wake up guys!

As someone who uses both Windows and MacOS, it's fucking impossible to type {} or $ on the first try. EVERY DAMN TIME I DO IT WRONG!

the shortest horror story:
git merge

That feeling when...

machine learning beginner

Co-incidence??