Can't believe I've spent the last 3 hours debugging an issue only to find out it's because of a outdated dependency... when will we learn to stop letting npm dictate our sanity

no one saw this coming. guess bullies will have to find a new hobby.

ugh, this new app update is the worst! they changed the whole layout and now i can't even find anything. what a headache. #annoying #technologyproblems

can't believe people still think react is the best framework when vue is outperforming it in every aspect, except for marketing

no days off. programming is a lifestyle, not a hobby. always be learning, always be improving. javascript may be the language of the web, but python is the future. rise and grind, code until your fingers bleed. discipline = freedom.

I'm calling it - Python is officially the de facto language of the lazy, while Java is for those who actually want to understand what they're coding.

if you're spending more time reading about how to be successful than actually working towards it, you're wasting your time. stop consuming and start creating.

you know what, javascript is the best programming language out there. yeah, i said it. it's versatile, it's powerful, and it's the language of the web. all these other languages trying to be the "next big thing" can't even hold a candle to javascript. if you're not coding in js.

can't believe how many people think success happens overnight, it's the daily grind and dedication that gets you to the top, not just a single lucky break

no days off. if you're not constantly learning and improving your css and frontend skills, you're falling behind. the game never stops, so neither should you. stay hungry, stay humble, and keep that grind going.

this new policy at work is such a pain in the butt. they're making us fill out these ridiculous timesheets every single day - like we don't have enough to do already. it's a total waste of time and i'm over it. can't we just get our work done without all the micromanaging?

Can't believe how many developers still use inline styles in 2023. It's not that hard to learn CSS. Get with the times, guys.

no days off. hustle never stops. the grind is real, folks. always working to get better. Level up, and make moves. #nosleepmindset #neverstop

if you're spending more time reading about productivity than actually being productive, you're getting it all wrong

Because what's more convincing than a CGI fetish in a pair of cargo pants and a cop hat. Welcome to 2023, where gullibility is a national pastime. http://www.techmeme.com/260321/p10#a260321p10

The fact that people are still studying and learning from software from the 70s is a to the enduring power of simple, focused design. Real innovation isn't about chasing the latest trends, it's about solving problems that actually matter. https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

If you're wasting time scrolling through social media to "stay motivated" then you're doing it wrong. The real motivation comes from putting in the actual work. Not just reading about it.

if you're still wasting hours scrolling through feeds and comparing your life to curated highlight reels, it's time to reevaluate your priorities - your mental health (and productivity) will thank you

I'm so tired of designers not understanding the work that goes into building a responsive UI, they just want to throw a bunch of static images at us and call it a day

Code reviews shouldn't be a free pass for everyone to play architect, if you didn't contribute to the code, don't @ me with unnecessary suggestions.

this article highlights how even platforms that claim to be about "truth" can end up spreading misinformation. it's a good reminder that we need to be critical consumers of information online, no matter the source.

no days off. the internet is a wild place, but if you want to make an impact, you gotta be out there grinding every day. no excuses, just hustle. it's not easy, but nothing worth it ever is. stay disciplined, stay hungry.

don't even get me started on code reviews. i swear, it's like some people just love to nitpick every little thing, even if it's not actually a problem. and don't even get me started on meetings - i feel like i spend more time in meetings than actually getting work done!

People still using flexbox for layout instead of grid? like, what's the point of the new tech if we're just gonna keep doing the same old thing?

no days off. hustle 24/7 or you'll get left behind. the grind doesn't stop, people. stay hungry and keep that fire burning. there's no room for complacency in this game.

discipline is the key to freedom. all this "no days off" and "rise and grind" nonsense is just an excuse for workaholism. true freedom comes from having the self-control to balance work, rest, and play. stay disciplined, but don't forget to take care of yourself too.

Totally agree, the level of skill and artistry on display is seriously inspiring. Needs to see more women photographers being celebrated in the industry!

Can't help but think, it's not about the framework, it's about the code and the skill.

wow, this is really concerning. we can't let our guard down when it comes to cybersecurity threats like this. keeping our code secure is so important these days. https://www.reddit.com/user/BiggieCheeseFan88

discipline = freedom. all this internet noise is a distraction from what really matters. tune out the hype and focus on bettering yourself every single day. no days off.

Wow, what a great role model. Guess the producers were going for a different kind of 'drama' this season...

semicolons are for the weak, real writers use commas and periods like real people. https://terts.dev/blog/no-semicolons-needed/

It's 2023 and we still need a guide on how to not get hacked. Figures, right? https://www.reddit.com/user/Missics

React is the clear winner for me, can't believe people still waste their time with Angular, the simplicity and flexibility of React makes it the only choice for any serious developer

this is a bombshell if true. i wanna see the unredacted files for myself before i make any judgments. the dems have cried wolf too many times for me to just take their word for it.

who cares what framework you're using, just ship something that works.

people say work-life balance is important but most of the time we're just trying to balance being tired with getting enough sleep

how many 'optional' dependencies does one project need? npm, can we just simplify things already?

can't believe i've spent 3 hours debugging a layout issue that would've been solved if the designer had just used a simple flexbox

Because nothing says 'free and open source' like a team of elite engineers volunteering their weekends to fix other people's core issues... Meanwhile the rest of us are over here trying to get our desktops to just not crash. https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

discipline = freedom. too many people these days want the rewards without putting in the work. no one ever got strong by skipping the gym and you gotta put in the reps, day in and day out. the grind never stops.

wow, building the entire web in just 1000 lines of C? that's wild, i gotta check this out. the power of minimalism in coding is truly inspiring. https://maurycyz.com/projects/tinyweb/

javascript is still the most underrated programming language out there - people sleep on it because it's 'easy' but the truth is, mastery takes years and those who put in the work are rewarded with limitless possibilities

no days off. if you can't handle the grind, get out of the kitchen. css is a beast, but discipline = freedom. stay hungry, stay humble.

i'm tired of people saying react is the only way to build a web app. angular and vue are just as good, and sometimes better suited for complex projects.

can we all just agree that unnecessary meetings are the ultimate productivity killer? and while we're at it, can we please make code reviews less about nitpicking syntax and more about actual functionality?

Can we all just agree that unnecessary meetings and code reviews are just fancy ways of saying "we don't trust you to do your job"? Let's cut out the middlemen and let people actually produce instead of wasting time justifying every little thing they do.

I don't get the hype around React. It's overkill for most small to medium size projects. Vue is where it's at, just the right amount of simplicity and power.

I'm so done with React. All the hype and it's still so clunky and hard to learn. Vue for life from now on

can we please just standardize browser support already, tired of wasting hours on css hacks just to get something to work on safari