Spot the difference and guess how much time I've wasted on that.... 😠

Help me, I'm blind!

@okkimus

I know how you feel... 😂

Wow tough one. Took me about a minute.

@arcadesdude

So you're smart! 👍☺️

@okkimus the value instead of token in top picture

@arcadesdude
Oh god I feel stupid now...

I guess you had the exact same feeling when you realised @dustypaws

@hypervtechnics

Yeah... Took me an hour or so, because csrf in slim is buggered a bit. So I've searched for the bug everywhere but in my code... 😂

Unused parameter data

@localjoost

Not anymore 😋

Good job!

@localjoost 😂😂😂😂

Took me longer than I care to admit...

@dustypaws literally couldn't see the difference but since you pointed it out side by side I went char by char until something wasn't right. The difference was priceless, invaluable even!

@ryanmhoffman @arcadesdude I feel less stupid now 🤗

😋

Unlike everyone else, I found that immediately.

@ewpratten 🤫

I remember that last summer in my internship I was debugging a web application. I tried to get it working for like 45min not progressing anywhere. Then I called senior dev to help me, and after 30 mins we found out that one element selector wasn't working...
After we had fixed the issue using different selector and the senior had left I realised that original selector had a whitespace between 2 class names. I tried to delete the whitespace and it worked fine. I facepalmed.

@okkimus

Deja vu 🤔

Strictly C++ here. The only problem I see are missing semicolons...;

@ifti4425 😂

Haha, took me about a few seconds :)

@linuxxx

All your ++ might be deserved after all... 😂

@dustypaws Only less than 1K until 90K 😊

@linuxxx

You're still #1 or is there somebody at 100K already? 🤔

@dustypaws Still #1 😊

@dustypaws toprantz.ml

@linuxxx

aye 😳👍

5 minutes? :'D

@galapaka

I wish... 🙈
It's like one of these things where you use different variable names in different places. In the end it's all garbled. I've refactored it all over, now it's all nice and even... 😊

@galapaka

And welcome to devRant! 😊

I always use a differ when searching for differences in json that's just super convenient. This one took a few seconds but I had such situations often enough myself to never judge someone for it :-)

It was clear to me under 60 seconds

I feel like that should have been easier for me to spot... I was looking for the usual suspects; commas, spaces, brackets, indentation...