Hm.. so close..

Totally agreed.

Love working with atom using this theme in coffeeshops, making people think I'm a top hacker, when in reality I'm just stuck with css classes or something. Equally stupid.

Today we interviewed a _very_ good Angular1 Dev, by chance we showed him the forked ngRouter module we use, after some debate he explained that we were using it incorrectly.. I asked if he'd used it before to which he responded:

"Yeah, I'm the guy who built it"

😅

Nice try

When I accidentally double tap on someone's rant.

Officially resigned this morning from my helpdesk position.

in two weeks I officially begin my career as a junior dev. I'm on cloud 9 and yet still don't believe it.

!rant
Me and my girlfriend just broke up.
I was sad at first but now I can really start focusing on some really interesting projects.

Such as my new secret website that I will release soon. I think you'll like it.

If you are reading this, I want you to know that I am probably on some kind of FBI watchlist because I googled "How to kill all children while leaving the parent alive". So yeah, Linux is brutal.

4 types of human awake on 3am. Couldn't agree more. What do you think!!

This is the prototype of my "Build Button". I press the button and it executes a build process. Keyboard shortcuts weren't good enough for me.

someone got the new iPhone earbuds already!!!

void walks into a cave
doesn't return

"Just patch it up; we will refactor it later."

Always be ready for those long nights!

just finished my graduation, now I need luck for my job interview!

Made me laugh so hard thinking about how often a semi-colon has been my source of depression & self injury

Breaking devRant news: we are extremely excited to announce the featured guest for the first episode of our podcast. He co-authored possibly the most famous software development book of all-time - "The Pragmatic Programmer" and is well-known for many other titles including "Practices of an Agile Developer." For the devRant community, one of his coolest/fun claims-to-fame might be that he is the inventor of rubber duck debugging, a frequent topic of discusson here on devRant. Beyond this, he is also one of the founders of the agile development movement. Our first featured guest is Andy Hunt (http://www.toolshed.com/about.html)!

As you can probably imagine, we're very excited to have Andy on the first episode of the devRant podcast and there's so many things we want to ask him. We want to give the devRant community a chance to submit questions too because we know devRanters will come up with fun questions. So feel free to just submit any questions you'd like us to ask on your behalf as comments on this rant, and we'll pick the best ones. Thanks!

Fuckin datepicker

Looks like it

!false, it's funny because it's true 😂

Got a job.

When you have a usb3 drive and the only empty slot is usb2!

When a newb asks you 'what's the difference between git and github?' rhetorically ask them 'What's the difference between porn and pornhub?'

😂😂😂

Getting ready to apply for my first programing job in the next couple days. Really excited and stressed.

I hate angular, I hate angular, I hate angular, I hate angular, I hate angular,

I like angular

I love angular

RIP Windows....

Happy birthday Linux. Here's your cake.

Leave a job for a much better job and the old job hires you freelance to do your old job. Feels dirty, but good.