The Daily WTF Initech was in dire straits. The website was dog slow, and the budget had been exceeded by a factor of five already trying to fix
The Daily WTF “On the one hand, I don’t want to know what the fish has to do with Boris Johnson’s love life…but on the
The Daily WTF Jim was adding a feature to the backend. This feature updated a few fields on an object, and then handed the object off as JSON to
The Daily WTF Robert was browsing through a little JavaScript used at his organization, and found this gem of type conversion. //use only for
The Daily WTF You’ve got a decimal value- maybe. It could be nothing at all, and you need to handle that null gracefully. Fortunately for
The Daily WTF Mindy was pretty excited to start her internship with Initech’s Internet-of-Things division. She’d been hearing at
The Daily WTF “Normally I do pretty well on the Super Quiz, but then they decided to do it in Latin,” writes Mike S. “Uh oh,
The Daily WTF When Java added their streams API, they brought the power and richness of functional programming styles to the JVM, if we ignore
The Daily WTF Your programming language is PHP, which represents datetimes as milliseconds since the epoch. Your database, on the other hand,
The Daily WTF When you deploy any sort of complicated architecture, like microservices, you also end up needing to deploy some way to route