@Weon no soy Chileno, la wea fome. Pero jugué Ragnarok online y hay mucho ctm qliao en el server e igual puedo garabatearte po. Soy de El Salvador

@Weon ya po wn gracias

Actually. Code is easy, but complex. Because you need to understand the problem to solve and make an extra effort to understand what client actually needs.

Code is a nightmare when you need to integrate with code made "on the run". And basically that's what make you lose the most time.

And that's why you can estimate a HU with 1 point. But explain why you need 1 week to retrieve that HU.

Also, good luck with that bad boss

In this cases and similars I always think: "Why the hell I didn't study vet"

"Finally, this sh!t is working"

Shiiiieeet! Dude you're in another level 🤣🤣🤣

@bigworld12 I can feel your pain bro. God, have mercy

The Dev Bible

Try Pop_Os! 😊

Shit. Buy a cheap ones just for today's emergency

"Project Manager" and " Scrum Master" in a nutshell

I'm offended and this dyslectic me

Welcome to elite dangerous.
Fly safe CMDR o7

Sounds like Microsoft too.

3 updates ago they blow my graphic card.

Remember my friend: "Per aspera ad astra"
That means something like "For the wear to the stars". Be persistent!

Shit. I was thinking she was that kind of doll-&-onahole.

@nibor that would be a better name for the book

@zemaitis That's a good approach.
But actually, you can "Cherry-pick" a range of commits. Try to "Cherry-pick" the range of commits from one jr's feature/hotfix branch and commit to development branch (or a clone of development branch, just in case). Then, repeate the process for each feature/hotfix branch you need.

Hope this post will help you: https://medium.com/@sinhanurag/...

idk. Maybe the "Cherry-Pick" approach can solve your problem (commit by commit) ?

Maybe this helps:
https://help.github.com/en/...

That's why I use eardots and headphones at same time...

Wtf is that sh!t?!?!

A Manager once advised me : "There's no urgencies. Just assholes trying to work
at the last minute"

Sounds better in Spanish: "No hay urgencias, solo pendejos corriendo".

Setting aside any physical and psychic "features".
As Devs we're generally dumb in emotional aspects. That's why we're so rude and enfriendly. CI and CE are inversely propotional. But we need both for "survive in the company"

I recommend a book called "Emotional Inteligence in the company".

True that!
Sh!t goes real!

Repo plz

@soapmactervish C is a note in the American standard notation. In Spanish/Italian C refers to the "DO" note

*Laughs in agile scrap, I mean, scrum*

Ok. But what do you suggest? (I do this all time and I feeling guilty right now).

True that!