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When the client tells me that I forgot to deliver a feature even though it wasn’t in the specificationsRead more
When the salesperson announces the cost of the project to the clientRead more
When the boss asks me to give him a development time estimation on the spotRead more
When I retrieve the code from an online project and nothing works on my endRead more
When I make a small modification in the CSS of a pageRead more
When I arrive at the office on Monday morning and everyone is on vacationRead more
When I realize right before going on vacation that I forgot a bug for next week’s releaseRead more
When I’m searching for a name for my new variableRead more
When my teammate takes all the credit for a bug that I just fixedRead more
When the boss shows up to attend our sprint planningRead more
When we are asked to run the new database on an old serverRead more
When I’m on vacation and someone tries to reach me on a production deployment dayRead more
When the salesperson asks me if we can add a small feature before the deliveryRead more
When I realize that I’ve deleted an important file just before emptying the binRead more
When I realize that a new person has settled in the open spaceRead more
When the boss is on vacation and the never-ending meetings suddenly disappear from my scheduleRead more
When I commit my last feature right before going on vacationRead more
When the senior developer shows me a programming trick I didn’t knowRead more
When I have my first cup of coffee on Friday after spending the week debuggingRead more
When they ask me if I’m “up for” going to the client’s locationRead more
When I fix a bug right after deliveringRead more
When I follow all the instructions from the technical expert to the letterRead more
When the client jokes around with the salespeopleRead more
When I finally understand polymorphismRead more
When the salesperson wants to add a last-minute feature that requires a complete overhaul of the architectureRead more
When I’ve been searching for the cause of an error for hours, only to realize it was just a typo in my testRead more
When I’m trying to figure out which join I forgot in my SQL queryRead more
When my colleague asks me for help with a bug, and I don’t even understand what their code is doingRead more
When I arrive at the office on Monday morning and realize that my code from last week isn’t working anymoreRead more
When a client reports a critical bug to me right before my vacationRead more
When I’ve just spent several hours optimizing my code to gain a few millisecondsRead more
When the compilation fails but I click the compile button again just in caseRead more
When I receive a notification and it’s the boss asking for yet another progress updateRead more
When I try to explain to the salesperson that their solution is technically not feasibleRead more
When I realize that my coworker has written code that is more elegant and optimized than mineRead more
When I try to keep up with the senior developer during their technical explanationsRead more
When it’s 3am and I finally managed to fix my bugRead more
When my partner points out an error in the functionality I just codedRead more
When, for once, my code works perfectly during the demoRead more
When I receive a pull request with hundreds of modificationsRead more
When we discover a library that will save us hours of workRead more
When I hear the lead dev cursing about a bug and I know I’m the one who created itRead more
When I have to handle the maintenance of 3 legacy projectsRead more
When I’ve just wasted several hours due to a simple syntax errorRead more
When we hand our prototype to the product ownerRead more
When I ask the intern if he tested his code correctly before pushing itRead more
When management shows us the new project’s provisional planningRead more
When I run some lorem ipsum to check how my mockup looks likeRead more
When someone from the sales team asks for my help on their VBA macroRead more
When the client tells me their database is an excel fileRead more
When I inspect the log file after turning the logger to DEBUG modeRead more
When it’s only Monday and I already have way too many bugs to fixRead more
When a coworker asks for my help on a regex but it’s more than 5pm and it’s FridayRead more
When someone tells me something nice about my codeRead more
When I’ve been working my ass off trying to fix a bug and it’s finally goneRead more
When they tell me what my new project deadline isRead more
When the project manager asks me for “a little thing” while I was about to leaveRead more
When I’m about to demo our most stylish featureRead more
When the intern is right about what causes a bug in my codeRead more
When we hand over the app to our end usersRead more
When my coworker tries to get credit for my work in front of my managerRead more
The sales guy after we spent 2 hours discussing about the backend architectureRead more
When the senior dev comes to give us a hand to ship a feature on timeRead more
When someone asks us who wrote the documentationRead more
When my coworker tells me he’s gonna run a git blame to check somethingRead more
When my try catch doesn’t work at allRead more
When I run the compiler and he throws me hundreds of errorsRead more
When my boss asks me to come at his desk to talk about our last release crashRead more
When my manager informs me about a bug and tells me it shouldn’t take more than 5 minutes to fixRead more
When the sales guy comes to my desk without warningRead more
When I’m trying to position a div and it works on first tryRead more
When I spent my entire Friday debugging and it’s 5pmRead more
When my build finally passesRead more
When my merge request gets rejected without any explanationRead more
When the lead developer asks who changed a bunch of things in the projectRead more
When the lead developer shows me how I should proceed to fix my bugRead more
When the intern asks me if he can edit something in my codeRead more
When the project manager comes to see if I’m responsible for a bugRead more
When I start the demo of the project I’ve been working on alone for the past 3 monthsRead more
When my manager asks for my time estimate in the middle of a client meetingRead more
When I have to edit a regexRead more
When we run the project for the very first timeRead more
When I try to ship a quickfix to productionRead more
When I try to move forward on my code and my manager asks for an update every hourRead more
When I come back on my messed up code on Monday morningRead more
When I see the boss chilling in the open space on Friday afternoonRead more
When I have taken the time to prepare my update query and I forgot the where clause when I run itRead more
When I fix my last bug and 10 new ones appearRead more
When I open the helpdesk tool to forward my complex tickets discreetlyRead more
When I go see my manager to tell him that production is down and he’s in a client meetingRead more
When a user sends me a photo of his screen to show me a bugRead more
When I wait for my IDE code completion to avoid to write a block of codeRead more
When I join a kick off meeting and I hear the sales team promises to the clientRead more
When I just began drinking my first coffee of the day and a client asks for meRead more
When I help the intern with his messed up production deploymentRead more
When we learn that a legacy project will no longer have to be maintainedRead more
When I have to check the integrity of a table and I see it has millions of recordsRead more
When my project manager tells me there will be a project bonusRead more
When I take a look at the code of an old project of mineRead more
When the sales guy starts describing my next projectRead more