The moment when you are looking at code for a good 20 mins woundering why it isn't working then you realise you havent ran the init function...

I hate it when people don't tell me what they actually want. To be fair though, I should have guessed that if they wanted a leaderboard that they would also want to download a text based version for reports and such...

I hate going to bed with a headache only to wake up to a hundred emails about a feature they want in for that morning that the customer "needs" but has only brought up once before as a passing comment. Yeah, it was in the works but I don't have it done... I still have another 5 things to do before it gets done. I have an hour before you need it... There is no possible way to do this right now...

I hate it when you put a project into testing and the feedback​ tells you you've missed a really​basic but important feature...

Originally I learned by following code edits on the eclipse engine. Back in the day...

When the database dies...

When you release​ something you expect will fade into obscurity and it gets over 4k downloads in 2 months...

Why this wasn't in the android app from the get go, I WILL NEVER KNOW

rm -rf life

Occasionally I'll make a commit with a message such as 'a' or 'nope' or 'fix' when a few fixes haven't worked when pushing to the test build... I always look back and hate it...

I really dislike conflicting support. Tell me what I need to do to fix your service, don't offer maybes...

When something works fine the first 500 tests then some obscure browser comes and messes it up...

That moment when a divs tooltip is going under another...

When a test server goes down and it was a few mins away from it's next backup. 😐

Honestly, why on earth do people give me un-cropped SVGs. That isn't helpful...