The Daily WTF Phil‘s company hired a contractor. It was the typical overseas arrangement: bundle up a pile of work, send it off to another
The Daily WTF One of the long-tenured developers, Douglas at Patrick‘s company left, which meant Patrick was called upon to pick up that
The Daily WTF Rob‘s co-worker needed to write a loop that iterated across every element in an array. This very common problem, and
The Daily WTF Alice has the dubious pleasure of working with SalesForce. Management wants to make sure that any code is well tested, so
The Daily WTF This week, a double dose of Daniel D. First he shared a lesson he titled “Offer you can’t refuse a.k.a. Falsehood
The Daily WTF Eli sends us something that’s not quite a code sample, despite coming from code. It’s not a representative line,
The Daily WTF As often happens, Luka started some work but didn’t get it across the finish line before a scheduled vacation. No problem:
The Daily WTF “We use a three tier architecture,” said the tech lead on Cristian‘s new team. “It helps us keep concerns
The Daily WTF Alexandra inherited a codebase that, if we’re being kind, could be called “verbose”. Individual functions
The Daily WTF …or actually, it doesn’t. A few fans found figures that just didn’t add up. Here they are. Steven J Pemberton