Nah stay meming

Should be self-documenting...

@TobyAsE I agree. Code should document itself unless some really complicated logic occurs.

Come to the dark side, we have cookies!

@danielspaniol Yeah it's like comparing Java and Javascript.

Visual Studio Code != Visual Studio

@TheCapeGreek Heck yeah man! I'm looking to set up an emulator on my PC so I can remember all the nostalgic moments.

@TheCapeGreek Greatest soundtrack known to man my friend.

Old game soundtracks are great. I particularly love Spyro the Dragon's soundtrack.

@jerodev That's probably because your comments are unnecessary. Code should tell its own story in variable and function names that tell what the code does.

For the most part your code should document itself.

@Biggy Nvidia typically only updates it's drivers for Windows because they believe their cards are only for performance/gaming so the drivers for other OS are either hardly updated or nonexistent.

@Biggy Well I would go with an AMD Ryzen CPU and an Nvidia GTX 1070 if you can find one, since a lot of digital currency miners are picking them up and driving prices up.

CPU: depends, are you on a budget?

If(budget) return AMD
else return intel

I personally went with an AMD Ryzen because it's a higher grade of performance for a lot better price per core/thread.

GPU: I personally like Nvidia because they have the best architecture for performance currently. If you're on a tighter budget get AMD for both CPU and GPU.

@bestter I have one and many times just rub the smooth side because it's very calming.

I know this feel all too well

I bet the next half of the conversation went like this:

You: "Well what language is a programming language?"

Friend: "HTML"

You: *repeatedly bashes friend's face with keyboard*

As much you hate the front-end, you'll always work on it somehow. Code, code never changes.

You should have added "from people who barely know I exist" lol

It depends on the language actually. C# you should use the right style, but Java uses the left style.

They may be waiting on approval from a hiring manager to email you or something. Business processes are so backwards.

When non-devs pretend they know development...

Formatting is key.

@AwkwardBanana No problem man! Us devs gotta help each other out!

@AwkwardBanana haha thanks man!

I know this feel all too well

60% of the time it works every time.

Just keep pushing man! I'm a senior and while some of the uni experience is useless in the real world, the degree will be well worth it.

2. Have to know WHAT I'm coding before I try to code it.

Now you just have to combine your knowledge to make a website project. At work I use PHP, HTML, CSS, and JS to make our websites. We also use jQuery for a lot of our JS.