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mcraz
8y

...He hired a shit dev who did the same work in 3 times less than what I asked for.

He's now back crying to fix his Fuck up.

You ask how I know he is shit. He SSH-ed into the server. Worked directly off the production files. Worst of all, he installed phpmyadmin, changed the db structure without even writing a fucking migration !!!

How the hell am I supposed to know what he changed!! It's gonna be a long night 😥

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  • 1
    if there is a vcs, eg. git you should be able to add all and show last changes..

    otherwize try listing files by date, earliest first. (ls -altr, i think would do)

    from that list i would go thru the most recently changed that sounds likely to be changed...
  • 0
    about the db, if possible try looking for latest commands in history..
    eventually change into his account.

    else i think youre left with going thru the code then adapting the db to it..
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    @lotd that's what I'm doing. I use git. But the client thinks it's still as easy as I explained to him when I wrote the code "just one click and you can revert any changes".

    I can't go through the pain to explain him what happened.
  • 1
    @mcraz i feel you there..
    Good luck :)
  • 0
    ugh. Charge him for your troubles!
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