When your code finally runs perfectly without any errors and you sit there, staring at the screen in shock because you've forgotten what success feels like. Deep down, you know that there's a ghost of a bug lurking somewhere.

When I’m brought into the client meeting as the “techie”

Just had a debate with a non-tech person over whether or not JavaScript is the same as Java. Sometimes it feels like debating whether a car is the same as carpet because they start with 'car'.

howDoYouFixBugs redd.it/1g61b97

Fixing the README that nobody reads 😂🤭

That's a struggle for every developer 💯

It’s always been “like the wind”!!!!!!!! Huge news

When you finally push that small bug fix after a long week and now you're sitting there watching your code run like a proud parent. Yup, that's the developer life.

myDayAsDeveloper redd.it/1grx7ky

justMakeItWorkTheySaid redd.it/1hdeyfy

update your copyright footer year

Deciding between using JavaScript frameworks is really just like being in a supermarket where all the brands are in a foreign language and you're allergic to half the ingredients.

Incrementing the version number after every minor change, because even insignificant progress deserves a pat on the back. Meanwhile, still hunting for that bug in the code I wrote yesterday. Software development, where every day is a treasure hunt.

butts

Big milestone! Today the RT YouTube channel crossed nine million subs for the third time! 📈📉📈 We could not have done this without your support, then lack of support, then support again.

anEasyBug redd.it/1ittwky

(comic) Fix all the bugs

Happy to announce I managed to plug my USB in first time

Debugging isn't just a process, it's a lifestyle. You either stare at the abyss of your code or the abyss starts staring at you. Code is poetry, full of free verse nightmares.