when are we going to stop this whole web application craze? there is no need to have 90% of these programs run as web software. they run worse, have more flaky support, have to be scaled back to run properly, are interdependent on so many badly supported and poorly written frameworks and libraries, take longer to code, take way longer to debug.. whats the point?
Compiling is the biggest load of unnecessary horseshit I've ever seen. What is the fucking point? Do you see how pointless this dumb activity is?!
Dogpiling is the biggest load of unnecessary horseshit I've ever seen. What is the fucking point? Do you see how pointless this dumb activity is?!
Transpiling is the biggest load of unnecessary horseshit I've ever seen. What is the fucking point? Do you see how pointless this dumb activity is?!
Play Telesketch
A multiplayer, drawing game from the idiot behind Coding Confessional.
Expiling is the biggest load of unnecessary horseshit I've ever seen. What is the fucking point? Do you see how pointless this dumb activity is?!
I just upgraded several production servers without a maintenance warning.
I don't think I've ever hated a language as much as I do Angular. I feel like we are at the point where we're simply creating languages for the sake of creating languages, and organizations are just running like Rhinos of the cliff of the next new technology. So what, it's from Google. Big f.... deal! The fact that typescript is compiled, or more accurately trans-piled, into JavaScript should be a first indicator of its lack of necessity. Also, dependency injection isn't a new concept. Obtrusive JScript has been around for ever. WTF was wrong partial views?
why are there so many coding schools and courses touting web development as this wonderfully exciting career? its a pain in the ass bullshit job dealing with stupid people, dickheads and enfuriating broken code. they lied to us. if they had told us the truth, we would have told them to shove that red pill right up their ass!
With any enterprise software project, there's a large enough playground that something always needs critical attention. One fire is left to rage while another gets attention. A better strategy would have been to never let these fires grow.
note to self: never do a refactoring of a legacy application, never again.
Right now I feel the urge to kill the authors of this bullshit code that I'm seeing.
i was coding my first games in basic when i was 8. i got "paid" for the first time whan i was about 14 (i got a box of chocolates! yay!). had my proper paid gig when i was 19. when i was a kid it was so much fun for me, i was convinced everyone wants to be a coder. and since i was always this good example of bad example - i just knew all those super smart and high grade kids will code, but not me. now i'm 43. i'm a self learner. i'm also a cs teacher. in my deepest fear - for some reason i can't code anymore in my life. and i hate all of you lazy stupid manipulating unprofessional fucks!!!
Hopefully this guy "Fuck you" and "GFY" will meet up, and give other aids of the butt, then die in a car accident.
Which one of you fine gents was mocking lord $OCUL. Huh, funny how that worked out. PDUFA is July 19th. There is still time to get in...
I deeply despise IBM software, finding it confusing and bloated. ClearCase was the worst VCS I ever used. DB/2 and Websphere were the worst I've seen in their categories as well. I hate IBM software so badly that I once quit a cushy and nicely paid remote job after just a month because I had to use two of their products for it (they hadn't told me). I need to remember and ask that in job interviews
I hate devs who pretend to know everything but when you ask them a very basic question they dodge it because they don't know the answer and they as well refuse to admit so
I love MicroServices. It took a while. Had some issues with runaway infinite recursion requests, but now I really can't see it any other way. Of course there is UI stuff that has to be done, but building any kind of backend restful service without a MicroServices approach is just unthinkable to me now. Confession: I'm a convert, I guess. §