!rant

Looking for ideas for a small weekend project. I intend to use Reactjs.

So many of the CSS rants here come from noobs who didn't even bother to read about the basic selectors.

At work, do you ever start with a plan for your day, get dragged into some other 'urgent' task and then into another, and your plan becomes a sweet distant memory?

When your manager estimates your tasks for you.. :(

"Can you make this button more disabled?"

github down 🤒

handing over my phone to a colleague has become risky since I installed devRant. 😅

password feature please @dfox 😅

I lose the ability to code for some hours after a long meeting.

just can't read 'IE is the browser to download other browsers' anymore.. how many times will it be posted? the joke is more than 5years old

does the sticker package have my devRant username on it?? 😅

I swear, once I called in sick just so that I could finish coding a feature without distractions( like pings and shit)

PM : "Is the bug fixed?"
Me : "It's gonna take some time". (At that time, I didn't even know how to reproduce the bug)
....After 300 seconds
PM : "Is it done?"
Me: 😑

when a sales guy tries to act like your frigging boss

Irreproducible bugs 😞😭

so our CTO wants to tell us a inspirational story but starts like "You developers create bugs...." wanted to shoot myself of his great self in the head

I remember the days when I coded just for the fun in it and not for some client I don't give a shit about

read some rants about a devRant meetup?

how do I know they are not from my manager trying to catch me rant-handed?

How priorities work #1

High priority : Client request to change button color to red
Low priority : improvement that will boost product's speed and robustness

When your indexing starts from -1.

I've had it with people not considering js devs as developers. fuck off

Honestly, I think a lot of stackoverflow 'community' is a big stack of assholes. So many times, my questions have been downvoted for being 'too broad', even though some good Samaritan has already answered and solved my problem on that very question.

'npm install' just dumps on me a whole shitload of errors every fucking time

It's always the developer's fault