Every developer's nightmare

It's a lot of fun when your writing stuff that requires a lot of boilerplate to be in place to even be able to test, so you end up not writing unit tests because there to much work, yolo

Agreed

I am so thorough with concepting my data pipeline while coding it that it has happened quite a few times that I've written 200+ lines and it compiled on first try with no (obvious) bugs.

But I have to admit that I am not dealing with complicated stuff like APIs or low level bits, so that certainly helps :)

oh and @kk5190, before I forget it. Welcome to devRant. 🙂

@beggarboy thanks

@kenogo I would describe my coding type as slow and steady ☺️

True story bro

Humm... happen here too...

@beggarboy no APIs and low level stuff... Are you coding by thought? 😅

@SomeUsername1 I do use APIs here and there but I haven't coded any "real" apis yet. i mean if you see oop programming function classes as api's then i could say i sorta code api's.

but if i understand you correctly, then yes. i lay the entire process out in my head, think possibilities and anomalies through and then code it all out.

Write code, save often, compile frequently, log issues.

It doesn't work for everyone but it's my way of reducing that anxiety.

I really really wonder how dumbasses like those pass the technical test during a selection process, when consulting the internet is almost always not allowed.