Django project in a docker container in an ec2 instance of my aws vpc... i did use elastic beanstalk though, but needed to let my media files be uploaded to S3... couldn't figure it out yet...

Do I really need boto3 to upload my django media files to aws s3 bucket?

Before my area of focus was the frontend and then my boss thought my skills were good enough to handle servers, now I'm here and working on the staging and production containers... Mother docker awesome...

Then suddenly my boss wants me to handle servers and the environment etc... can anybody suggest me some site tutorials about Docker, Dockerhub, Celery and RabbitMQ?

This literally dumbfounded me on the first day of going back to the frontend

Must work from scratch

All I need is my headset with some chill music plus the chatty secretary out of my working area (cause she doesn't understand the DO NOT DISTURB purpose of having my headset covering my two ears)...

Checker checks my pull request in git... says there's an error but in my laptop my codes are working fine... something must have been wrong there...

There was a lesson in HTML during high school... had to learn C++ in Uni because it is part of my curriculum in my business major. They all mattered when I got into programming 2 years ago because my current boss thought I can be a good programmer despite being not an IT graduate... so he told me to self-study

Installed celery...
ran my code...
error...
module 'celery' not found...
wondered why...
reviewed...
didn't install it properly in Docker...

end of story

always have the basics and the tactics

to downgrade or not to downgrade

I knew I was good in all my computer related subjects (despite being a business major) but never thought html taught in high school stayed in my stored knowledge longer than I imagined until my friend asked me to help him on a project: developing a website. And that was the start of my dev life

when my senior dev told me my logic is awesome that I can be a good programmer

received my stickers today~~ yey! big shoutout to team devRant from the Philippines #phdev

there's that co-worker who asks for help but doesn't accept any suggestions. so, what are we doing?

you presented your idea to the PM then thinks it's good then suddenly disagrees then gives you more work load... oh well

preparing a presentation for the team leader to explain how my code works... I know how to do my work but I don't know how to explain.

ran the test before fixing an issue
result: 5 failures, 0 errors

ran the test after fixing the issue
result: 4 failures, 11 errors

all errors in one place

when you're already at the verge of getting the right code when suddenly your teammate asks you what you want to eat for lunch...

when you got used to coding PHP in uni then the first job you get uses Python.
PM got me like: you gotta unlearn your PHP in here and don't ever compare the past with the present.
just like in relationships... don't ever compare the present with your ex

When you're asked to edit some code you've never written... Feels like Alice in Wonderland... completely lost...

Integrity Error at its best... great day ahead...

when the designer doesn't know that opacity style affects the whole element and everything within it... why don't you just give me the exact color and color scheme?