@oudalally BDD is supposed to be written by business people to communicate clear requirements, and done so in a way that is easy to be integrated into e2e tests. Ideally, business people would construct happy path cases, the QA would help them write out all other cases, devs would integrate all of it into e2e tests, and requirement satisfaction is clearly visible. Ideally

Siraj was a giant cringe during his rap dev time 😐 But his lessons are very interesting and deep. He also appearently quit rapping, so that’s great

@mzeffect Yeah, kinda wish you could do that IRL

@Electrux Every now and then when I click on a notification in the lock screen, it launches the app, bit it’s just pitch black and stuck 🙄

@ClemFrieckie Keyboard covering half the screen, so you waste half the time on it 🙄 What a time to be alive

@DucksCanCode 2024 according to latest SpaceX conference

@AlgoRythm So he guessed the output... Horror!

How does he even compile his code? I will not image the horor of a uni CS teacher who doesn’t compile his code...

@Supernerd yeah, makes sense to eat up the RAM

What algorithm did you use?

@daegontaven Yeah... I try not to let the blight make it past the team, but the team need to know what is up

@daegontaven hahahaha that would work like a charm!

@daegontaven Trying not to fall to the dark side...

@PonySlaystation Well, if his code doesn't work with them, and works without them, they're there to annoy him. That's how he sees things

Nowhereland

Still waiting for a globaly accepted OS written in something other than C/C++

Is this guy real?

@zwen They rarely deliver to Bosnia :/

@C0D4 Good idea, forgot about that! Should be easier to find

@Frostbit Can't find one way mirror anywhere near me (Sarajevo, Bosnia)

@moortuvivens Good for you!

@kp15 I don't feel I'm generalising. I'm targeting a specific group of devRanters, with a concrete, yet flexible advice.
Not everyone will react to the same situation the same, but a clear pattern has emerged here:
- Someone was mean to me
- I CURSE IN ALL CAPS
- That's what I should have said
- Instead I ran away
It became around 40% of rants here... Yeah, grow a pair!

@kp15 I've said it up there, there's a few solutions between telling everyone to fuck off and pouting in the corner. Find the right language, present your side, stand up! I did it a couple of times myself, it makes your work environment more pleasurable. People respect a strong person. Being weak because you have a few bills isn't really a life worth living.

@devios1 Yes, exactly! And destruction actions being a language feature, not an onDestroy callback from a framework...

@devios1 And controlling what happens when objects expire with destructors is pretty handy

@devios1 With great power comes great responsibility.

I love how in C++ you can have both objects and references to objects, makes a lot of room for optimizations. Couple that with const modifiers for arguments and methods, and you can create a safe, fast, and flexible code.

Best language feature ever

Sounds like a SpongeBob episode

Spent a minute contemplating how StackOverflow knows whose fanboy you are...

All design patterns have their respectful pros and cons, and you should always weigh them when desiding to use one. Sticking to a pattern just for the sake of the pattern is dumb. Once you conclude a pattern is well suited, breaking it should have a massive reason.