Since some people that start programming post some doubts here regarding what topics learn. Shouldn't it be good idea for newbies (people that are beginners in computer science/engineering) to have a section, so people can help then?

1) learn react native
2) finish my masters
3) use Linux full time
4) start my post-grade degree
5) get a 3d printer

When you need to test a p2p app that you built and the university network is blocked as fuck. Fml

Heard of webAssembly. Couldn't be happier!

Discover that stackoverflow has documentation. Now they will start to yell "Check the fucking docs!!!"

One time I was with a +1 monitor in my laptop and they ask me if lost my files becuase of the second monitor.

!rant

I did my resource and I know the differences between python vs php, but i still want to ask some of you that used bpth languages to know which one do you prefer for web developing. Python(django) vs php. (Please confirm your answer with real projects knowledge)

My girlfriend did this comic about me and almost all programmers.

I am so lazy that I hate doing html comments because i think they are to long.

I swear to god I will never use javascript again.

Worst coding mistake I've made. Not learning designing patterns

Only now that I am on an internship that I understand all the jokes about programmers

Finally, stickers will stick.

End of my second year. First internship. Here I go.

College -.-