@TangChr nothing is wrong as long as you are not either of the other 2 devs I mentioned.

Or the “force push my commits” dev
Or the “resolve using mine” dev

Or the “I only use git from the command line” dev

Let’s have a meeting

Everyone needs a dog in their life. Nothing better than working on the couch with you faithful companion at your feet.
Sorry for your loss, and definitely hit up that shelter soon and find a new companion.

Best answer so far

Not crazy
I advocate for the Junior devs at my company. Everybody should be paid what they are worth and regarded as such

Struggle with the same thing at my job. I wonder how long will some of our Juniors be okay with being called Junior.

I have seen Juniors with 1 year who are better than Seniors and vice versa.

I think it is attitude based. If you can be put in front of a client and handle yourself well and impress a client ... say goodbye to the Junior title and start demanding a salary that reflects that.

@oztek do those elements have style attributes? If they do, just use class names instead.

I have no idea what you are doing, so it is speculation. This is just the issue I have always had with IE.

I have begun to even adopt using methods that check to see if a class name is already present. You aren’t using jquery, but the jquery addClass method in IE will continue to keep adding the same class name over and over again, triggering a redraw even though nothing has changed. Instead, I use my own method “addClassIfNotExists” which will check first before adding. For a show/hide script, this will only “hide” an element if it is not already hidden. Other browsers are way more efficient, so no worries.

In short, IE can go straight to hell.

IE forces a redraw of all children everytime you use JavaScript to add a class, remove a class or inject style attributes to an element.

Is your script adding display:none to a butt load of elements? If so, it will freeze the browser until all related elements are redrawn.

Instead, consider using JavaScript to add or remove a class name of “hidden” and let the CSS handle the hiding and showing. It seems weird, but IE uses a different, more efficient engine to re-render elements that are hidden with the class name method.

As a freelancer, it was a hard to sell for that much. The clients expectation of support, etc ... which one person cannot provide.

Believe me, $20,000 is very very cheap.

That’s up to you. I usually do iOS first and then bang out the android version much quicker. Maybe an additional $5000.

$15,000

All the bad things you pointed out are actually the most important parts. All that stuff teaches you how the real world is.

If you wanted to work at your own pace, nice and slow, then why not stay at home and contribute to some random open source project. What is working slow gonna teach you about work experience.

Where I work, we throw you in with the wolves on global client production issues. Lol

@Fenix that is exactly what I did.

@JKyll because they are of the mind that everything in my brain is their property.

Font size of 0px on the parent
Reset font size to 1rem in the children

Now you can display inline-block elements and it won’t care about white space.

According to Atwood’s Law, your instructor’s statement becomes more true everyday.

@Fenix I just found this easier.
Create a new directory, drop an Apache config and an Nginx config in their and have it instantly recognized.
Docker is good, but when I want to change the version of php on a specific site I just have to change the php-fpm port number.
Docker requires a separate instance for every project, or at least that would optimal... and I just wanted one giant Swiss Army knife server for everything.

@theKarlisK I suppose for most.

I get A+ grade with Let’s Encrypt. It is more than fine for production. And free!!!! Basically, a developer’s dream.

@intromatt I guess, but that doesn’t make it less exciting for me. Now, with Tensorflow being supported, I can’t imagine a better time for Raspberry Pi.

I agree with the small town thing, but not the woman thing. That is an HR nightmare.

I think we need to start teaching kids how to build the tech and not just use it.

@Linux for anything other than php 7, Apache uses php-fpm in my setup. Like I said, my setup is not for performance... it is so that I can easily replicate the production environment of any project I work on.

I agree, php-fpm is the way to go in most situations. I love the extra level of caching it can provide.

@Markus-A I gave him a custom usb stick for the auto config thing. And then gave him access to my repository where I have all NES, SNES, Sega and Atari roms. He can just grab what he wants, plug it into the pi and then it will auto sync the Roms.

I don’t like keeping all the roms on the pi. At home I use FileExplorer on my phone to connect the pi with my Dropbox and the. I can just copy and paste my roms as I need them. Nothing worse than a never ending scrolling list of roms.

@AforAutism not a bad idea

I love Nginx for it’s simplicity... but have began using a config that allows both to run. Every virtual host runs on Nginx and Apache. Apache as the secondary running on 8080.

I have my VMs set to be able to mimic the production environment of any project I am working on. If my client has a machine running Apache and php 5.6, then I can reproduce that just for that one specific site.

I am sure this is not your original pic, but I am letting you know I am printing this out and hanging it at the office - minus the part about god. Ha ha

The Slack API is great as long as you are using nodejs.
I built a custom app with slash commands that literally automates everything I need.
Generates Loren Ipsum
Performs PageSpeed audits
Ssl audits
Seo audits
DNS audits
Google rank reports
Screenshots on multiple devices
Crawler reports
Schema and html validation

Slack is freaking awesome!!!!!! It even notifies other devs when someone starts playing a multiplayer game on the mame machine in the lounge.

I am also thinking about setting up a blame system for who took the last cup of coffee without making a new pot.