@C0D4 2.147 billion db objects to be exact (see: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/...).

Clearly, the senior dev who developed this doesn't have the experience to design a relational db. What's more annoying is that the senior dev was proud of doing this work.

@C0D4 I'll tell you even worse: this was in prod and was created by a senior dev.

@klonky You make a great point there. My worry is time is running out and the projects that we should be finishing are affected by not working as a team. Plus the added past habits that they work in isolation are becoming a tough thing to break.

I commend Kloss' efforts to encourage females to code. I'm a female, and I love software development and would love to help encourage others to code.

Unfortunately, she posted a very bad code example which opens floodgates of others (esp beginners) of using a bad example to be a basis for writing code.

Seems somebody needs to point out to her not all women code like that.

The ability to accept harsh criticism humbly then prove them how stable, strong and clean your code is.

Jira can be a pain if you will be using it on project that oveerlap each other as it is an issue-based system. Also a pain to set-up if you don't know your workflow. Confluence is easy, as you could whip up documentation in secs. Bamboo is a good first-class deployment tool but tedious to set-up.

Nice one!!!