Please, use SSO. creating yet another account is so painful…

What? That looks pretty accurate to me

The design never overlap with system requirements, and you need to do all sorts of analysis to claim the otherwise 😏

With how many tabs open?

Assuming people to have a last name is already an issue :(
When will we learn

@bittersweet +1 for your style guide

For instance golang encourages this kind of pattern for capturing and returning errors, leaving "happy path" for return value. In many cases this embraced readability.

Btw I would be more convinced if the marks deduction was for the missing curly braces…

I thought internship is about learning from good examples in the industry…

Make sure to warn your friends and schoolmates, blacklist the company if there's a way to do so

This is certainly a design issue of the UI

Show-off --.--

This is such an amazing view btw

It's still surprising that a machine sustained for that long without any failure causing any reboot

And "；" vs ";"

I found React.js quite enjoyable🤔

That's why I told them I do maths when I was in college. And slowly convince them that I can't fix their computer. It took a few years until they believe me

A month later, he decided to quit the job and join me😂

My friend said his life was fucked up because of Lua (Or the project written in it)

Count me five

Same here
And my boss seems too busy to find me a job to do🤔

@samk Luckily we don't work like that. And we will get more users (bug reports) later on

@zombie01 That's weird🤔
Can't we know more about that?

@Jumpshot44 That's why I like team working :D

This is the scariest thing I've every seen on devRant 😰

That's why I leave on time today, leaving the lovely bug along

@Jumpshot44 I hope so :P

Eventually i got a job, mostly working on frontend development.

I actually found some "!important" in the product I'm working on. Asked and was replied that it's the problem of the framework we'r using. Anyway I tried my best to avoid using it.

Especially government's sites. Spent millions but still looks like a piece of shit.

@esanctorum You'r right, but so expensive (TдT)
Especially for fresh graduated students

(feel jealous when you guys post your working environment :P

Atom for sure

I prefer using vim for some light weight editing, but for large scale project development, atom is always my choice.
Particularly like the cmd + p for filename searching and cmd + shift + f for searching content over entire project

Something like `/gif` on slack?

Nice idea~

So we told him about the shower room and bed. He is not freaked out yet, true man

You can try vimtutor... um...

That maybe a painful way, but it's complete. You don't need to remember everything, just stop when you think it's enough for your usage. For other commands, just google it when you need it. I learnt it in a slow way :P

@Jumpshot44 It's a course project actually, going to be open sourced :P

or reinstall all dependencies