Exact same thing happened to me a in the form of a CSS + IE6 + google maps bug. I feel like I should apologize to IE6 now for all the rage I directed at it.
Oh yeah, done almost exactly that. Except it was a 100 page OS config file, not source code, with a colon in place of a semi-colon, and in it was in production in a factory automation system that randomly crashed every few days.
That was right about the time I decided I didn’t want to be a programmer any more.
Pair programming helps, Test First helps, Integrated Development Environments help. Pimply faced junior developer fixing a senior developers error on a drive by, now that’s just priceless. Its pure pride before the fall 8^).
Has happened to me more times than I’m willing to admit. Of course, two programmers doing the engineering dance in a cube gives it away….
wow!! very nice illustration. that’s very true. being a programmer is very tough, a single mistake makes the whole program useless. it’s useless because it doesn’t work at all. being a programmer, you should be careful on what you are doing, on what you are coding. that’s very great comics.. lol!! have a nice day…
A short but very well summarize illustration. Its nice to know how a programmers life is. A programmer should should do their work right in target one mistake could turns the whole thing wrong.
Gud day! your illustration of describing a programmer is quite funny yet it is true. You have explained your thoughts through drawing and I really appreciate the way you do it. Keep it up my friend!
Right on target, again! This pretty much summarize what’s to be a programmer.:-)
Thank you for validating how I was feeling this morning for 3 hours.
Exact same thing happened to me a in the form of a CSS + IE6 + google maps bug. I feel like I should apologize to IE6 now for all the rage I directed at it.
So true
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Right in the eye
Looks like a great argument in favor of Pair Programming….
Oh yeah, done almost exactly that. Except it was a 100 page OS config file, not source code, with a colon in place of a semi-colon, and in it was in production in a factory automation system that randomly crashed every few days.
That was right about the time I decided I didn’t want to be a programmer any more.
I feel your pain. I have experienced the “four days later”,
“Hey, Bob, looks like you used a colon instead of a semi-colon!”
Arrrgghhhh!
I was convinced javascript was out to get me
Pair programming helps, Test First helps, Integrated Development Environments help. Pimply faced junior developer fixing a senior developers error on a drive by, now that’s just priceless. Its pure pride before the fall 8^).
Has happened to me more times than I’m willing to admit. Of course, two programmers doing the engineering dance in a cube gives it away….
Nice illustration for “select is broken” at http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001079.html
wow!! very nice illustration. that’s very true. being a programmer is very tough, a single mistake makes the whole program useless. it’s useless because it doesn’t work at all. being a programmer, you should be careful on what you are doing, on what you are coding. that’s very great comics.. lol!! have a nice day…
A short but very well summarize illustration. Its nice to know how a programmers life is. A programmer should should do their work right in target one mistake could turns the whole thing wrong.
Gud day! your illustration of describing a programmer is quite funny yet it is true. You have explained your thoughts through drawing and I really appreciate the way you do it. Keep it up my friend!
Not wishing to be pedantic but the guy’s computer doesn’t seem to be plugged in.
Oh my, that was so me 3 days ago in C++ class!
lOl… Very nice dear.. Great.