Hearted Youtube comments on Developer Timeline (@developertimeline) channel.

  1. This one is absolute knee slapper.
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  2. Senior developer with 7 years experience and still when someone mentions closures I get a Winter Soldier episode.
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  3. I just had an interview and must admit this hits too close.
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  4. I'm a senior and I don't understand closures
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  5. Lol that had me in stitches.
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  6. Obligatory ‘PHP bad’ comment
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  7. Well I care about my perfectly clean code 😢 It's beautiful 💅
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  8. This is true of university too. No one cares whether or not you comprehend the concepts. Just stuff it in your head, repeat on exam day, forget and repeat next semester until you get muh degree.
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  9. It's sad I said Inevitable before he did and I've never seen this before 😭
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  10. This actually happened. 😂
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  11. Cooper forgot to write the tests first 😢
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  12. “Have you considered blaming JavaScript?” I’ve been had 😂
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  13. Pretty accurate! Yeah... As Full Stack, I think I'm just going to go back to Backend! Oh it's CRAZY there too! But a different kind of crazy!!!
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  14. "Management is very eager to see these changes. They might not appreciate unnecessary delays -- but it's your call, of course." More terrifying words have never been uttered.
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  15. Pentesters being hired to evaluate yet another copororate slog of code: 💰💰💰💸💸💸
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  16. We push untested code to comply with outrageous deadlines, that are based on unrealistic estimates we did while being pressured. - Welcome to dev hell.
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  17. Don't store the code in repository. It'll get mixed in with the others and become just another code....which it is.
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  18. Максимально приближенная к реальности история. Вон даже джун в видосе старше тридцати лет из продавцов пришёл, ну это классика айти вката.
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  19. It’s nuts you don’t have more subs, man.
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  20. These videos are the bomb, I have no clue how you dont have thousands of subs already
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  21. This channel is pure gold. "You piece of BSON" had me floored
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  22. Shit I literally had an interview like this last week ...I can't even ...
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  23. Customer is also paying extra for backporting bug fixes. Arthur is a misunderstood genius after all.
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  24. how could this video not getting millions of views
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  25. This is the content I need. Subscribed and shared
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  26. I don't get how this doesn't have a massive amount of views. It's absolutely brilliantly made 😂😂😂
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  27. I didn't know cloud-strike filmed that fateful friday afternoon.
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  28. Now I can see why Edward Nigma decided to become the Riddler - he was exposed to so much evil!
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  29. Please keep making those, duck views and keep it up, these are gold, hell I'll be a member
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  30. Damn true 😂in startup world
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  31. Some? To this day every interview I had was much of that nonsense.
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  32. no shit i checked earlier today to see if youve uploaded this week!
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  33. it()
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  34. not ironically better than leet code questions
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  35. That's not happening because it's not needed. 90% of developers are needed to deal with legacy code that has been in production for 10+ years, not built new products.
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  36. The mega endpoint
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  37. Why are all of your videos so damn good? Been a long time since I laughed this much watching stuff on YT
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  38. Never stop making these vids. One day it's going to blow up again and this time for good, setting ur channel for success.
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  39. the prototypal inheritance vs classical inheritance question was pretty easy though
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  40. Lost my last job because of testing practices. Fixing the bug took 2 hours, writing tests that the lead engineer approved took weeks
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  41. Well made edit haha, loved it. 😋 Waiting for the next part where a major pull request arrives 😂
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  42. How many tennis balls fit in a Boeing 737 though? 🥎✈️
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  43. These kind of interviewer are the one who wasted half of their life in some pointless school, have no intelligence, an believe that life is like the education system - knowing the exact answer is the key to success.
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  44. So we can ignore deadlines now? Surely we wont get fired if we do it correctly.
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  45. dad went to get milk ❌ dad went to solve a recursive function (stack_overflow_error_infinte_loop)👍
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  46. i finally found the coolest channel for programming memes 🔥🔥🔥
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  47. I just love this channel ❤
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  48. Thanks whoever told me to study this shit /s. Should have gone to a different field..
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  49. In a way it's funny how we devs care about shipping features and being productive. You'd never see a factory worker be like "gotta treat the machine right, so that my productivity can be 8.23% higher". If your legacy code base is full of tech debt and you aren't given time to refactor, just spend 12 days tracking down and fixing a simple bug. And if they think someone else can do better, let the poor sucker waste his days away. If you have a manager, it's most likely not your job to make sure you're being used productively, it's theirs.
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  50. The ones who immediately think any use of AI in your code flow is bad are probably the same people constantly reinventing the wheel and making shit UX apps in government services. AI ain’t hands off and you should know what its doing (just like not copy/paste stackoverflow) but it’s definitely another tool making the dev flow less annoyingly tedious.
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