What if God is actually an average developer working for a company which creates worlds and at first it all ran fine but then the support period expired and wasn't renewed and now shit's hitting the fan and nobody gives a fuck.

Introduce a subject called "proper use of search engines" and make every kid attend it regularly, just like gym classes.

So far, no one has surpassed the ultimately blasphemous practice of
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I once single-handedly developed an entire drag-and-drop ui for creation, provisioning and control of virtual datacenters and all its infrastructure. Other people developed backend and database and the whole project took about 10 months, but about three weeks before we had a working, stable release the company decided to cancel an entire project.
We thoroughly researched the market, and at that time there was no better such solution. We would have made something extraordinary.
Especially because it worked with VMWare.

Got praised today by an important guy in my company for writing understandable javascript code. He said he'd gladly learn js if I were to teach it.
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how to use this website?

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I like trying the local pißwasser of choice when traveling around. Sometimes it's bad (Baltika, fe). Working out of Glasgow atm, so it's irnbrü, kind of tastes like bubblegum. What's everyones' local drink du jour (alcoholic or otherwise)?

How many remote workers here?

If you ever get tasked with something you don't know how to do, know that it is never your fault. The management, team lead or HR screwed up.

That feeling when you realize how something actually works and you sit staring into one spot wondering how the fuck did any of your code ever run.

I just want to get a job developing. Currently doing heavy equipment. I'm still in school but damn I need experience.