Programming humor

[Mave]

Javascript exception handler

 

[Mave]

Hello World!

 

[Mave]

I need me one of these bumper stickers.

 

[Mave]

Commenting out the legacy code instead of deleting it.

 

[Mave]

You again??

 

[Mave]

Elon aging

 

[Mave]

I feel targeted.

 

[Mave]

Just Javascript things

 

[Stybar]

Javascript takes typecasting, and takes into a basement where the strap it over a wooden bar with a gag in its mouth. Meanwhile, indenting is sitting in the room next to it, guarded by JQuery who is wearing a gimpmask.
And yes, Comanche is playing.

 

[Mave]

Javascript takes typecasting, and takes into a basement where the strap it over a wooden bar with a gag in its mouth. Meanwhile, indenting is sitting in the room next to it, guarded by JQuery who is wearing a gimpmask.
And yes, Comanche is playing.

Bring out the gimp.
Love that song, love the JS comparison

 

[Mave]

Always comment to make your code more understandable.

 

[Mave]

 

[Stybar]

It's funny, but I'm crying because it's true.

 

[Mave]

I'm hacking the mainframe!

 

[Mave]

How programmers comment their code.

 

[Mave]

I demand a harsh punishment!

 

[Mave]

Ooooh side project.

 

[Mave]

We're all jokers.

 

[Mauri]

We're all jokers.

I'm not a programmer, but I've seen this kind of joke before and I need to ask: Isn't there anything like a spell checker that would detect your typos?

 

[Mave]

I'm not a programmer, but I've seen this kind of joke before and I need to ask: Isn't there anything like a spell checker that would detect your typos?

For some cases a spellchecker (or autofill) could work, but the problem is that you create the names of your own variables.
Sometimes I have a $value_base and $value_checked, using the wrong one could be a "typo" and cause a lot of frustration.
The longer your code is the higher the chances of this happening and the more frustrating it becomes.