@StopWastingTime I don't have a dictionary here at hand but isn't what you describe the definition of "slavery" ?😅

@kescherRant damn faulty for sure if it was locating you in Czechoslovakia ... Since that state doesn't exist anymore since 1992. 😅

Man ... You shouldn't have canceled that "Goduruoso Mozzarelle" order. Just saying

Porting anything written in PHP 7 years ago should make you happy :)

The Test police will knock at your door for this blasphemy.

😄 probably he just wanted to introduce you to the concept known by so many "devs" out there that you don't necessarily need to understand the code if you can copy/paste it from StackOverflow or from a book as in this specific case 🐒

Good luck with your exam :)

Actually that totally makes sense ... According to the ECMAScript documentation:
"!expr Returns false if it's single Operand can be converted to true; otherwise, returns true"
WTF does that mean?
In JavaScript an array [] is an object
typeof([]) // 'object'
and an object is treated as a "truthy", meaning that when its value is coerced to Boolean, evaluates to true.
When you write
![]
The result is false because [] can convert to true
[] == ![] // true
true == !(false) // true

Who is your boss? Steve Ballmer ?

Wait, are you complaining about the update on .net framework or the silly decision to compress the word "And" with the character '&' ?

Good luck :)

Most likely @dfox will venture into an introspective quest, wandering across the vast planes of his mind, craving the truth that's there every moment but vanishes in a blink of an eye. Testing his very integrity by asking himself "am i wrong?" "what have i done?" "should i amend for my sins?".
It will only be at the end of times that the sole and only question will surface and solve his struggles: "who the fuck is this moron that dares report me, the boss?"

If they really need a meeting for that, you better forget about it and keep the error pattern. Sure as hell they will put all the effort in trying to prove you that their way of developing is not only the best but it's THE only one. At some point they will start quoting the bible and the apocalypse and only then you will realize the sole and only truth: none is gonna give you back that hour of your life wasted hearing the zealots

@jandans1 you have to please fanboys somehow 😎

👌

Here's my ++ dear fellow friend.
* "do it"
* "you don't need to know"
* "it's too complex"
* "we've always done that way, never bothered asking"
* "historical reasons"
* "it's best this way"
* "there's no other possible solution"

Plus countless of other funny ways to say "we don't know/understand"

The real question is: Why the hell would a backer deliberately try to fuck up a campaign he supported?

This is pure evil! Thy soul must be purified!

@popcorn yes

@Jase classic dev question 😁
🤓"and here ... You can see the thing in its whole magnificence..."
😬"sure, nice. But what's THAT little icon/detail/folder name over there?"

@biskus you mean this?

I still miss the reason why sending a .js file inside an archive is super bad, but sending a dropbox link pointing to the very same file is absolutely good.
The only reason why Gmail blocks that is to avoid being accused in case of accident

@jonjo Nietzsche once wrote "if you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you"
If you dare to dig into jQuery source code, you came out tainted and you'll be damned forever!!!

Or, you could just write quality code so instead of blackmailing him you could give good reasons to keep you or even promote you ☺

Show us !! 🤓

https://youtube.com/watch/...

In general, using a static field is not bad "per se". It depends on what you do with it. If the purpose is to create shortcuts and pass data between different classes (pages in your case) then I would look to different approaches (messages, DI ..)

Now your only hope to get your deserved money from this disrespectful and dishonest client, is to hold on to your mighty force of will while endure this painful waiting for a feeble light at the end of this tunnel...
Or, you can simply send in your squadron of highly trained ninja nazi zombie killers to pay him a visit.

I quote @Eqb8 and add "why would to want to connect to a MySql server directly from your mobile app?

Good luck!