I have now an interview for a part time job as dev-allrounder beside my CS-studies.

I hope I get that job.. 🙏🏼

I actually saw this right now from my radio which should display the time... Was able to go from 0 to 99 o'clock..

Someone messed up really bad
...

Sometimes you have to sacrifice your evenings to get shit done

According to my LinkedIn, everyone is a Project Manager

Not sure if DevRant material, but I am hecking bamboozled. What else have I calculated wrong.

Just realized I'm using an almost decade old Acer aspire laptop for programming. And its still useful because Linux.

Git takes a while to git git, but when you git git you git git.

Programming fact....

Protip: always check for snarky comments before pushing

Life of a coder
My friends are enjoying summer vacation and I'm busy writing codes

Appreciate you clear vision, fucking devs. It sucks for us to be powerless without eyeglasses. Fuck this shit! Fuck it.

My laptop stickers

Drilled holes and put some new bolts in my laptop to fix the hinge. Kind of looks odd but I like it😂

Everytime

Not 100% of dev nature:

- Got an informal interview a few days ago: Got me super happy.
- Another 2 recruiters on LinkedIn showed interest: Made me happy.
- Psychometric & technical tests popped today: Feel like failed them completely.
- 2 more career days coming up: Not all hope is lost.
- Lack of portofolio and job experience: Brain is stuck and emotionally being meh. Maybe I wasn't meant to be a dev. :-/

I've just wanted to let it out of my system. Thanks for reading it. :-)

My friends and I should be studying for our finals. Instead we're laying around talking about programming. Life is good.

I had a 3 day long weekend and I ended up spending them on learning python and watching some cs50 videos. Good weekend I suppose!

How I felt when discovering object oriented programming. I still have a long way to go but I'm starting to get it.

JavaScript Pains

Does anyone know where I can get one of these?

Paid for a private school in my country (France) cause public isn't so great.
After 3 years, realize that it was more bullshit than school so continue to paid until the last year to get diploma.
At the end, I was on Udemy to buy lessons and learn. Was way much cheaper than my school but since it's hard here without diploma, I had to finish scholarship...

Hey guys
I'm starting my first programming intern job in a week.
It's a big company and have many projects and they liked me because I knew some Java from college.

I obviously have no industry Java experience but am looking to review the book used in my class & the projects I did.

I'm still kinda nervous a little cuz I don't have any idea what it's going to be like.

What could be advised to do while waiting a week? Any good Java brush up idea

Thanks

When I get a dog, I'm naming it "Sudo".

Compared to some developers our problems are acute. Compared to some developers our problems are very cute.

Every time I want to learn new technology I spend whole day just installing and reinstalling and then I end up with reinstalling whole linux, because 1 lil' thing doesn't work. Am I alone?

Stuck in tutorial hell....
I have a list of ideas for applications I want to create but I always feel like I never know enough to start them. So I end up signing up for another tutorial from most of the popular sites to only skip pass all 50-60%. Has anyone ever experienced this? I'm open for suggestions to get pass this!!