Adding to the previous advice, dedicate two hours per weekend for a certain activity like football or tennis. It would make you look forward for the next week. Good luck!

@AvatarOfKaine this escalated quickly

@AvatarOfKaine defered for a couple of weeks. So I thought since it is Saturday, might as well do them.

This shows that updates are annoying anyway.

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@IntrusionCM 👌 Thanks!

@IntrusionCM The honest story is that fact that I spent time learning their technologies (hello, Flutter) and I had two other interviews which showed I was not fit for the other jobs. I believe now that I am a really good fit to their firm and I can contribute and grow there better than how I do now (changed dev job in current firm to a business job and wanna go back, but no jobs open).

Does that sound really desperate? :)

@notoriousmonk Thanks!

@zemaitis Amen.

We have a retard mobile app development manager in our company who automatically says "API!" when a customer complains.

It always gets me and I laugh hard 😂

@C0D4 Yeah in that case that makes total sense.

But what I saw was a web application that has dev, staging, pre production , and production environments. The three other environments work perfectly fine and are best as test candidates.

Yet, a moron decides to pollute the production data with his dumb tests! He still does that after being advised against it!!!

The fact that I have to read pages of test data just to get to my target and filter those out if I want to make a useful chart is just absurd in this scenario. Hence the rant.

@heyheni No not necessarily. The stress because of the occupation has nothing to do with jobs or work ethics. Additionally, it is just stress generally speaking. No mental illness.

@dontbeevil unsaved work 🙂💔.

@TjasPRG If someone uses IE and complains, I will ask them to change the browser 🙂

I would listen to a podcast that talks about one of the things I am currently thinking about.

I end up finding myself a lot less stressed and much more comfortable.

If you like to drive, you could even listen to a podcast while driving.

PS: "I'm busy with work" is an excuse that always works for me to avoid taking to people.

@Lyniven Nope. In this case the shorthand is:

box-shadow: 80px (TOP & BOTTOM) -80px (LEFT & RIGHT)

@shakur Introducing that possibility as well as complying with all other requirements for a PWA. This will make the user experience a lot better with the option of installing the app either on the phone or the desktop.

Dev.to is the perfect example.

@010001111 Practically speaking, it would be very difficult to implement. But ideally, if someone is making a new web app, they might as well make it progressive.

@alexbrooklyn The (thankfully) picky cyber security scrutineers pointed out a few security issues with my development approach.

Production has been delayed one more week for the sake of ensuring that the issues won't be exploited. Will meet with them next week to ensure that all issues have been fixed and get their approval to go live.

@macbury Bro 😂😂

Thanks for the recommendations guys. She reset her password using her email.

@heyheni A 15 min walk did the trick 👌

@Maer True given that the person you're dealing with has been nice to you in the past.

@KDSBest If you don't make dick moves to some people, they would treat you as if they're your line manager.

@molaram Fair enough.

@molaram But the code can't be trash too 🌚🙂

I would not go for any reason.

Our company did that two weeks ago. Three days after we went back to the office while applying "social distancing" policies, a co-worker's father tested positive for having COVID 19. We all went back to working from home and the company sent a whatsapp message with that afterwards.

No one told us what happened to our co-worker (whether he tested positive or not) and we all lived in fear. Thank God I did not contact him (or anyone pretty much) in any form.

So no, do your best to still work from home. If not, do not contact or be close to anyone under any circumstances.

To be exact, it was HTTP Error 500.30 - ANCM In-Process Start Failure.

The reason was I was using Asp.Net Core 2.2 but did install the module AspNetCoreModuleV2.

The solution was to revert back to Asp.Net Core 2.1 which did not need it.

Lesson learned: Only using LTS technologies in production.

I swear the number of dependencies in JS projects is insane. Just with a little analytical thinking and problem solving, a typical JS developer would find a big difference in their source code.

Same here. Dev.to FTW.

Concepts: You probably need a course or a tutorial.

Technologies: Not necessarily.

I personally use CSS but split the styling into multiple files during development (as many as I need no matter how many). Using techniques based on modern css rules such as grid and flexbox makes it easy to scale css and write less styling code.

Finally, I find an automated way to bundle them before going to production.

SCSS is quite good as well if you find that easier.