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When they ask me if I tested my whole codeRead more
When I take a look at the code of one of my old projectsRead more
When I piece of code I found online works on the first tryRead more
When they ask me to start coding while the project isn’t yet completely definedRead more
When I receive a cancellation email 5 minutes before a meetingRead more
When I come back on the code I wrote the day beforeRead more
When I receive a PR with dozens of commitsRead more
When I hear the sales guy commit to impossible deadlines in a client meetingRead more
When I open the log file in front of the clientRead more
When I’m still waiting after the sysadmin’s reply for a small configuration changeRead more
When the previous developer on the project explains to me how to fix a complex bugRead more
When I take a look at a legacy databaseRead more
When I realize that I shipped my project in the wrong environmentRead more
When my code finally worksRead more
When I exactly understand where my bug comes fromRead more
When I join the daily meeting after a 3 days weekendRead more
When I go on vacation right before the team ships a huge project to productionRead more
When I try to follow the instructions to reproduce a bugRead more
When they ask me to ship a quickfix asapRead more
When the client changes his mind one week before the deadlineRead more
When I’ve been trying to fix the same bug for 3 days straightRead more
When I’m trying to deploy a fix into production and my coworker tells me he’s going to check the serverRead more
When my code falls into an infinite loopRead more
When I find the exact solution to my problem on Stack OverflowRead more
When my manager surprises me on The Coding Love while I’m supposed to work on an urgent fixRead more
When I receive a registration confirmation email with my password in plain textRead more
When I copied code from Stack Overflow without editing and it doesn’t workRead more
This is a new scheduled post
Testing a new scheduled post ⌘ Read more
When I check how the users work with the appRead more
When my demo doesn’t go as expectedRead more
When I realize the client is seeing a bug as a featureRead more
When I’m typing too fast for my IDERead more
When I notice a dead pixel on my monitorRead more
Test 123
Test 123

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When they ask me to work on a VB project
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When the sales team shows us their PowerPoint mockups
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When my coworker tells me he never tests his code
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Test
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Hello world!
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! ⌘ Read more
New test – scheduled post
Test de Julien à nouveau ⌘ Read more
Testing a scheduled post
Please please please please PLEASE WORK OK?!!!!! ⌘ Read more
When the sales guy looks at me to know if he can click on a button during his demoRead more
When the lead developer walks around the open spaceRead more
When I join the sales team for a client meeting and they ask me to make a good impressionRead more
When we have to work on legacy codeRead more
When I run into uncommented codeRead more
When we implement the Agile methodologyRead more
MFW I read the new specifications I just receivedRead more
When I find out that one of my libraries is deprecatedRead more
When I learn that my feature will not be shipped because the client wants to change the project’s scopeRead more
When I fix a bug without using Google or Stack OverflowRead more
When the sales guy really wants to be the one to give a demo of my featureRead more
When I’ve been debugging for 2 days straight and I haven’t made any progressRead more
Test 123
Test123 ⌘ Read more
When I’m in step by step mode and I come across the bug I’m actually trying to fixRead more
When I have to work with legacy codeRead more
When I ask the sales guy and my manager if they want the project to be shipped fast or done properlyRead more
When my coworker fixes the bug I’ve been working on for 2 days straight in 5 minutes onlyRead more
When I go far back in the project’s git historyRead more
When I hear the sales guy tell the client his project will be shipped next weekRead more
When my coworker can’t stop thanking me for the bug I fix without knowing how I didRead more
When my editor shows multiple errors and I’m not done writing my functionRead more
When my project doesn’t work anymore 30 minutes before my presentationRead more
When they want me on a project with a language I never worked withRead more
When they tell me there are new changes in the specifications againRead more
When I activate the step by step debugging modeRead more
When I fix a critical bug right before shipping to productionRead more
When the sales guy tells me he’s looking for someone motivated for “a great challenge”** ⌘ Read more
When my manager asks for my opinion in a meeting and I wasn’t listening at allRead more
When there’s only one day left before the deadlineRead more
When I guess what a default password isRead more
When my code isn’t optimized but works fineRead more
When our manager saves us from a last minute request from the client before we ship to productionRead more
When I try to reproduce a bugRead more
When we have to prepare a system unit for our new internRead more
When my coworker asks me what I’m doing in the production environment while I fixed a bug discreetlyRead more
When I misplaced the breakpoint in my codeRead more
When I demo the feature I made with an underground libRead more
When I’m back from vacation and I check my inboxRead more
When I check how the users are working with the appRead more
When I hear my manager ask my coworker if he can stay a little longer this Friday eveningRead more
When I realize my Google search starts with “SELECT *”** ⌘ Read more*
When the sales guy tries to say something during our technical meetingRead more
When nothing works correctly anymore in my projectRead more
When we ship exactly what the client asked forRead more
When I try to help a coworker and break his entire projectRead more
When they ask me to maintain a legacy projectRead more
When our client demo is perfectly set upRead more
When I explain my bug to the lead developerRead more
When I check our ticketing tool after we shipped to productionRead more
When I’m about to demo my feature during our sprint reviewRead more
When the client shows me his information system from the 90sRead more
When I install a huge npm package so I don’t have to type a 10 lines long functionRead more
When the sales guy talks to me about a VBA projectRead more
When I join the daily meeting from my phone and forget to disable my cameraRead more
When I gave the intern the production database access and he asks me if there’s a semicolon after a drop tableRead more
When we debug in productionRead more
When someone asks for my help on a regexRead more
When a client tries to join me for a new feature in his 20 years old appRead more
When I’m about to tell my manager what he’s asking for doesn’t make any senseRead more