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My manager is making my team fill the tasks' "completed work" field in TFS with the exact same amount of hours we were inside the company. This seems unrealistic and doesn't take in account our daily capacity of 6h. What do you guys think of this? What should I tell her to convince her otherwise? Please, help me!

I'm so happy I've just made all the 4 pull requests necessary to get a t-shirt from DigitalOcean! So, how is this anyway, will they send me an email asking for my size?

Will in the future exist a language called JavaScriptScript named because of JavaScript's popularity although it has nothing to do with it?

I just got directly offered to work as a front end tech lead in a company that is partner with Atlassian, but I'm kinda confused because I don't meet the requirements for the job (such as 8 years of experience as a dev). Has this ever happened to you?

What is the whole hype about Vue? It just feels like angular 1 with vdom, inline styles and a custom file extension.

Hmm, I guess I'd say that time when we never had a code review

NO (and some more text so I can post it)

The client made us add an overlay that blocks the whole screen for any request. Guess what he wants now that he's seen it working? To press Esc to "close" it and stop the request.

When my manager angrily told me that I compromised the release and tried to guilt me into staying later at work. I was a 17-year-old intern.

Putting 👏 _ 👏 in 👏 front 👏 of 👏 your 👏 properties 👏 doesn't 👏 make 👏 them 👏 private 👏

I've just found out that the plastic cups that I have been using for almost 2 years at the office release a toxic steam when used for hot beverages.

How do you guys deal with spacing in react? I already tried: putting it in components' styles directly, creating a component for whitespace and making utility css classes. Still I always end up finding a situation where it becomes harder and/or requires a workaround.

JavaScript classes don't need private fields. JavaScript doesn't even need classes.

STOP TRYING TO TURN JAVASCRIPT INTO JAVA.

Come up with an idea of yet another alternative to React that'd be supposedly faster and smaller.

Stop myself.

2017 and I still have to work with Angular 1 because, according to my manager, other frameworks aren't safe for now