The Daily WTF You have a web application, written in Spring. Some pages live at endpoints where they’re accessible to the world. Other
The Daily WTF Roman K. once helped to maintain a company website that served a large customer base mainly within the United Kingdom. Each
The Daily WTF Krista noticed our article explaining that switches were replacements for ifs. She sent in a version she found in her codebase,
The Daily WTF Melinda‘s organization has purchased a cloud-based storage system. Like any such system, it has a lovely API which lets you
The Daily WTF “Deep down, I knew this was one of the most honest labels I’ve ever seen,” wrote Bob E. “Some people
The Daily WTF “Database portability” is one of the key things that modern data access frameworks try and ensure for your application.
The Daily WTF Today will be a simple one, and it’s arguably low-hanging fruit, because once again, it’s date handling code. But
The Daily WTF In the Python community, one buzzword you’ll find thrown around is whether or not an approach is “pythonic”.
The Daily WTF About a decade ago, I attended a talk. The speaker made the argument that “legacy code” may have many possible
The Daily WTF “Found this in the School of IT. 404: Women not found. Fairly accurate,” wrote Maddie J. “In true Disney fashion,