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* Dead ... Thinking of code
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Do you have an example of what this would be like?
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Have you looked at https://npmjs.com/package/...
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I'm looking for the same answer friend
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I remember taking a C++ class trying to get my project partners to use git, and it was the most difficult thing. They were like, "when are we ever going to use this", and I was like, "I am a Software Engineer irl, I use it every day"
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Yeah, git or subversion would take care of that, but if your boss and colleagues are opposed to vcs then you can at least maintain a CHANGELOG
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Isn't that just a CHANGELOG?
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It ran so far away, and couldn't get away
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should probably flip their screen
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@Phantacy There's no place like 127.0.0.1, welcome
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@deusprogrammer Or git reset --hard and git push -u
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*Proceeds to hack DB*
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Those damn Cinderella's
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You monster
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@thureos well it's more that they want every little thing as a microservice
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@thureos well we haven't even started
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@thureos we are trying to build a CRM, and they want to start from the ground up as microservices
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*Insert minor threat joke here*
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Of course this is a rant, if your code works on the first try your not doing it right
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Agreed, but sometimes you need some understanding, otherwise you won't even be able to complete the "project"
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Didn't want to go any further, figured the idea got across
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<?php
/**
* Checks if $bf screwed up
* @param BoyFriend $bf
* @return bool
*/
function checkIfMessedUp($bf) {
return $bf->didSomethingStupid();
}
while (true) {
if (checkIfMessedUp($bf);) {
throw new Exception('No longer in love');
}
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Although, I can't tell you how many times I was like "Don't worry out that" in the middle of a stakeholder presentation
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Just wait for the next influx of tickets, they always come
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This exact scenario is how I got a chance to be a developer in the first place, and our department wasn't even really interested in even having developers in the first place
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It was coming for us all along, it was just a matter of time
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I can't express this advice enough, to be honest, it's not just git, but the importance of a VCS in general
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This isn't madness, this is Sparta
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I had to use a windows #toospooky
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I make playlists of entire band discographies and list to them the whole way through