@r-fu yep, that's what they do, just manually clicking.. and it's superuseful in the sw dev cycle ;) I have been developing both with and without the testers and having one is a huge plus :)

Well, the fact is, the seniors are never too eager to talk and explain :D (though they should try).
In my opinion, the one real tester you have is worth more than 100% automated tests coverage. The lack of documentation is an issue - and it is better to be written by a dedicated person rather than a developer (junior or senior), so that he sees the bigger picture.

That' not all folks! Because we need another axis on the top of the chart, we use the chart title property and fill it with something like
<span style="opacity: 0;"> ******</span><span> 1 </span> <span style="opacity:0;"> **** etc.
so that we have the right numbers on the right places on the top of the chart.

I am amazed. Sadly, I am the one who needs to change the width of the chart...

@heyheni itext.. we were considering some other, but those simply did not meet some of our requirements (pdf/a format, generating from html, input fields, blablabla), so right now we are stuck to his.

@grumpyoldaf lol, sorry mate, didn't mean to

@grumpyoldaf you can have several versions/editions installed

Well, I cannot carry the coffee machine out of the office even if I wanted - I am not alone here and it is basically part of the inventory :D

@Diactoros I think I did, the course in that semester included quite a lot of weird stuff :D I think I was not sure whether I am in the right form and using the proper transformation
@metamourge well.. no.. follow the blank matrix maybe? ;)
btw, I made the exam on the first try. Barely, but hey, who cares

A module class in our poject had 6000+ lines of JS. Plus another several thousands in helper classes.. And there isn't much that could be done about it, all of the logic simply required most of the data in the class..

Well, don't want to sound pessimistic/negative, but my impression is that they asked basically for replacement, not a major upgrade worth 20000+$... They may not even have the budget to get the proper solution and will just settle with anything that works(for the moment).

So, I have listened to the mermaid. But this time, I installed it on my OLD(=not primary) laptop - it had a win7 licence, but it is no longer supported anyway.. and I have a new toy and potentially a home media server :)

@tekashi 7 years ago it offered more than even todays java collections. The extension methods are a big factor in this. Seriously - on each iterable collection you can(and could) call things like Where, Select... And java persistence api looks nice, but it's only in java EE, while linq is practically part of the language. Both features are quite addictive ;)

@tekashi not a decade - just a year and half. In corporates, you don't always get the shiniest java there is.. so, yeah, we are still waiting for the java 10 .. And yeah, I did actualy find solutions to all my problems and THEN posted my rant about the poor start experience (given by inexperience)

I agree and I am completely pro-tab indentation - or more precisely, I see the tabs as designed specifically for the indentation and spaces as suitable for the alignment(in special cases).

That being said, chances of being the one creating the coding standard in a company are low and one often has to comply with the rules that he does not consider to be the best. The tabs vs spaces usage is an ongoing argument where neither side wants to give up and there will always be developers who prefer spaces.
Also, according to the stackoverflows survey, the spacers seem to earn more... (duh!)