Allah lmosta3an sahbi. Do what you gotta do

@donno2048 merged! Thank you very much 🙏😊

@Fast-Nop thank you very much! That's a godamn awesome feedback!🔥❤️ Will take care of that

@RexGalilae hahaa this made me laugh and cry 🥺

@useVim thanks for the suggestion, what I actually want to build is a tool or API that helps developers technically speaking

@c3r38r170 I think there are already such API. Couldn't you find them or do they miss some features?

Hang in there mate, don't give up. Consistency & patience are keys.

@useVim hahaa thanks mate, I already do ☺️

@ars1 Absolutely.

@AmyShackles thanks!

@asgs
Thanks mate!

@Xoka
Actually, am in transition and I didn't yet create the business, but what I'm planning to do is moving my side hustle to a business ( I do some frequent freelancing and I have two clients that I will start with)

@AlmondSauce thanks mate!

@Hazarth
Thanks mate!

@README
Thanks!

@jespersh
That was the mental switch.

@jespersh, thanks for asking. Multiple reasons:
-The work env was shitloaded with experts that do nothing except talking.
-You frequently suggest to improve things and the response? "sounds goods, but we don't have the resources nor the time for that"
-I was kinda techfished in the beginning: I'm a devops, and I was told that I would technically lead a project of AWS cloud Migration of a Magento1/2 plateforms, which turned out to be a Magento1/2 developer position ( I was promised that things will change, and it didn't for 2.5 years)
-I was doing some freelancing in the niche I am passionate about ( and by the way earning more money)

One day I was overwhelmed and stressed about a ( not very rare) deadline to deliver a Magento 2 PSP integration ( and I knew that doing that will not change anything regarding my situation at the company ), I said to myself: WTF are you doing? You can earn relatively more, in less working hours, in a nich you like and without the same, persistent stress.

@dfox thanks. Thanks. Thanks.

The moment when you understand nothing from this rant 😱😱

ZZ is a lot faster​ to quit and save 😎

@Re-cursing With detailed Cloudwatch to monitor your EC2 output traffic to your files host in a Cloudfront distribution based on S3 bucket without forgetting the elastic up you have to assign to your instance to keep it unchanged upon restart from the AWS management console.

Side projects? side?

@SirWindfield yes, a shitty one I currently lost motivation to work on, and is not related to drawing. http://blog.jektify.com/

He did 😓😅😅

I just hope that my scrum master doesn't find my rant.

Docker, ansible and webStorm

Bro, it's been proven that 95% of what we learn at Tunisian​ universities ( Your name says that you are Tunisian ) is useless in the market, specialy for web development. People with the same attitude as girl you talked about are everywhere.

منعرش علاش نحسك تونسي من إسمك

Awkward

My touchscreen is */℅**!&*, sorry for English mistakes