Her mood swings be like.....

Understanding each and every joke on devRant

How it feels to be the only programmer in your company...

CSS in a nutshell

Big data is like teenage sex

So glad you are here guys :')

LOL...😂😂😂

I just wrote more than 140 char in a tweet, inspect the element and turn Enable = True on Tweet button.

The response was epic.

I find it hard to trust code school's courses when they use green as the color for error.

I don't know what to say

software development stages

Here we go my first rant...

Worked from 11 pm to 9 am. Mom saw that I didn't sleep. She gave me this. Moms be the best!

Startups!

Am I the only one who hates the idea of using CMS (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc) to build websites?

When life gives you lemons, develop an app that sells lemons.

Uhh.. Ok?

I opensourced a project of mine at github a few months ago (MIT) and found my source code in a different project. AWESOME!

Am I the only one?

The hardest part of starting a new project... finding a good name and having a domain available for it.

When boss said "I don't see what you really did" to backend developer.

When PM don't listen, no fuks was given by us devs.

Jake ...who?

The intern learned a great lesson today...

The "WTF is wrong with the code" mug mark.

Android vs Iphone

Not a rant, but that feeling when you are closing all the chrome tabs after solving a bug 😇

How long will that last 😅

They taught you a lot..🙋🙋

One day when I was about 8 years old my friend and I were in the library. We decided we wanted to try to make a baseball website because we both likes baseball (this was around 1998). We picked up a book on HTML and my dad took it out for us. My dad was also a programmer so he said he would help us learn. We went home that afternoon and made a little website!

I knew right then that I really enjoyed programming and creating things with code, but I realized I wanted to be a programmer in middle school and high school. One of my friends and I started building Flash games. To see if people were playing them, I added in a call to each game that hit a PHP script on our server. I'll never forget the days/weeks that one of our most popular games caused our sever to get hammered and our shared host said they were going to boot us.

It was an awesome feeling knowing people were enjoying these games that we worked really hard on, and that's one of the main reasons I always wanted to be coding/creating things that people enjoy using.