Worst part of being a dev ...

My boss' code

The worst part of being a dev ...

Other people's code

The best part of being a dev?

You can be a nerd, you can dress lousy, you got all those fancy tech you can work with, it's diverse, it's fun. And on top of that, it's not even remotely hard to find a job and get payed well.

I'm a former .Net developer turned front-end javascript. I want to try a new programming language on my mac. What would you recommend?

Barely any +1's on my laat rant ...

But both @dfox and &trogus liked it, so it's something 😊

It's not just technical people who influence me. Neil Gaiman taught me how to use my creativity (google: make good art) Susan Cain taught me what it is to be an introvert (google: quiet - the power of introverts)

Windows vs Linux vs MacOS, Android vs iOS,
PHP vs .Net vs Java vs python vs whatever,
Angular vs React vs Elm vs vanilla ...

It's like Nintendo vs Sega,
Star Wars vs Star Trek,
Beatles vs Rolling Stones ...

It's all a bit childish, right?

Downside of working with Angular2 today: a lot of online articles are written for depricated beta version or release candidates.

Upside: The official documentation is among the best I've seen

I don't really get why the word inception is used as a synonym for recursion.
Inception is about injecting a tought in someone else's mind.

... or is that just me? ...

Pimping both my macbooks 😊 thanx for all the +1s❗️

Whenever you're feeling like a fraud and you think you're not good enough.

Uhm ... Yes, I work with computers. No, I can't help you with your Excel problem.

So, what toys do you collect at your desk?

Got a new job, one of the greatest things is that there's no phone on my desk :)