I'm happy the announce the official devRant bug/feature suggestion tracker, now on GitHub!

It just went live, and you can find it here: https://github.com/devRant/devRant

Going forward, please use that issue tracker for all bug reports and feature suggestions. We decided to move bugs/features reports to GitHub because we've had a lot of people tell us they'd prefer that method since it makes tracking issues easier, and we also think it will improve searchability and maintainability of current bugs and feature suggestions.

Since we're starting from scratch with it, if there's a bug/feature that you're interested in submitting, and it's not already there, then please go ahead and add it! Even if it's been suggested before in a rant, we want to get them in the GitHub issue tracker, so please add it there too.

Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, and we hope this new method makes it easier to see what bugs we're working on fixing and makes it easier to see and discuss possible new features!

This is now my DC Metro card :)

Linus is a nice guy 😛

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Fixing code today...

When you find PHP code that generates dynamic javascript

Me: Trying to become more independent.

Life: NPM install

Guthub offline for mantainance... creepy.

#titanic {
float: none;
}

Whe you build a backend service that handled 50k concurrent users. But you are forced to integrate this third party service which can handle 500 concurrent users.

When you're trying to get to sleep but you're just lying in bed thinking about things that annoy you at work because you were just reading DevRant.

I hate programming.
I hate programming.
I hate programming.
IT WORKS!
I love programming.

Met the two founders of devRant at NYC Union Square to give me the squishy ball, stickers, and tee in person 😁

Famous last words:

"But it worked in my local..."

A watched slack channel never gets replied to.

Front-end dev makes site look nice: "that looks great! Nice job"

Back-end dev makes site do everything useful: "right, that's how it's supposed to work"

Stay above petty stuff at work. It can sap time and energy. Not worth it. I have encountered it at so many companies.

does having some awesome free devRant stickers of your computer make you a better dev?