I've been in a rut lately... I haven't been programming as much as I used to and haven't had fun/exciting projects to work on. I think most of this is due to a lot of life changes happening at once. Regardless, I have felt super unmotivated lately and want to get back to my happy place -- coding. Have you guys ever experienced this "rut"? Right now my current job is primarily a support position with a bit of development. But it's not nearly enough to feel like I'm advancing my development skills. Any feedback is welcome 😌

Hell yes! Anyone else at CodeMash???

So tired that I literally sat down to take a shit on a toilet that had the seat over down...

Pushing to Prod without testing and having zero problems

I've done it

Sent this to my Web dev friend that said "Yeah... I'm leaving it instead of fixing it"

I'm the best devloper ever. Period.

"My printer is broken, fix it"

Last day at my current job.

It feels like my soul has left but my body is trapped in the office until the end of the day 😂

Moving to a other problem and sleeping on it.

When you figured out the solution and begin to implement it then Visual Studio freezes

Team leads be like

It happens to the best of us

Sometimes I'll get so deep into the logic of methods that I forget what I am even looking for...

"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors."

Fear this.

Thanks @dfox. Interview time.

deploying success

Don't use keywords as variable names, you're going to have a bad time.

Switching between Vim and atom, ":wq" sometimes finds itself in my scripts 😅

I no longer have to share a desk after today!!! No more greasy hands touching my mouse!

I aspire to be local.

Nothing to say here...

My act of kindness today was posting the solution to an issue that an entire thread was having. No one could figure out why their code wasn't working properly. I stumbled upon it after hours of fiddling(I had the same issue) and now we can be at peace. Don't be that guy that doesn't share knowledge. Now I can go back to being selfish till tomorrow 😄

That feeling when you are reading open-source code and actually understand it

"Where is the internet located?"

When they send you a high priority email, every email.

When sitting next to a server that spews dust, my precious coffee needs protected.

When you show the senior developer your clever solution to a problem and they come back with "you can also do XYZ" and his solution is much more elegant. Appreciate your superiors kids.

I'll stay later at work to get something working/finished rather than save it for the morning because there is no greater feeling like coming into work and your code works great. What a feeling.