"And in what color would you like said integration?"

@Navid-mnzh https://lucide.dev/icon/send/...

@Navid-mnzh It only includes them if you specifically use the react native icons

What about lucide? https://github.com/lucide-icons/...

Awesome error, very informative

It's from 2011 though, and I'm not sure how much Android development has changed since then. It could be completely irrelevant.

You've probably already read this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

@DEVil666 Because it's possible.

I'm a firm believer in using the right tools for the job, but not everyone shares my belief. And I can accept that.

For some people, the easiest tool is the right tool. Because it makes them the most efficient.

I found more.

For the love of god, why?!?

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@phat-lasagna Very true

@phat-lasagna I recognize this way too much tbh.

No comments and "self documenting code" with methods like "getAuthenticatedUser1" and "getAuthenticatedUser2" with completely different logic behind both of the methods.

"iT's SeLf dOcUmEnTiNg"

meanwhile, in the smeagol-dungeon:

// this class does stuff

class HorriblyMisnamedClass { /* code */ }

I don't think UX is the issue, most managers know how to navigate Jira and use it. But they haven't understood the concept.

They know the "how", they just haven't figured out the "why" part.

Take ticket priority as an example, I saw a post the other day about managers putting the wrong priority on tasks, maybe it was your post.

They know "how" to put priority on tickets, but when they are assigning "SUPER EXTREME ULTRA MEGATRON PRIO"-priority on every ticket, it tells me that they have not figured out how to deal with agile processes.

Same thing with asynchronous communication, but lets not go into that.

I hope you keep your hair, stay strong.

Jira is, most of the time, way too complicated for the "mouth breathers" (managers) to understand. They simply cannot comprehend the concept.

They want to use it because: "wE aRe aGiLe!!" and "EvErYoNe eLsE iS uSiNg iT".

I have given up on Jira a long time ago.

Mouth breathers will never understand, so why keep losing hair over it?

my condolences

OnePlus gang, unite!

I ranted about emojis in code before, and I've seen it in these "educational" shorts aswell. This needs to stop.

@soull00t Both, I'd presume

Even though you probably (hopefully) mentioned Arch as a joke, I love that meme

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https://excaliburjs.com/

For fucks sake, LEAVE!

Flutter, React Native, actual native apps (Java/Kotlin/Objective-C/Swift)

@brrrTrrrDrrr wat

How long is a rope in 2022 ??

this must be the worst place for recruiters lmao

https://dontasktoask.com/

https://nohello.net/en/

Send them this.

Lmao what? If you're not specifically developing iOS apps/features, why can't you use Linux?

Our CEO is also our manager, and he actually does micromanaging the correct way.

He only does regular check-ups on the juniors, like:

"Hey, you need any assistance? Just scream out loud if you get stuck anywhere and someone will come running"

"How's it going? Just wanted to tell you that you're doing a great job, let me or *insert senior developer name* know if you need anything =)"

This is the only kind of micromanaging I can accept, and he does not do this to all of us, just the newcomers.