The Daily WTF Meta-programming- programs which generate programs- is a delightful hobby, but usually shouldn’t be used in production code.
The Daily WTF Zeke sends us a C# snippet from an extract-transform-load process his company uses. It’s… special. private void
The Daily WTF When I first saw Nick L‘s submission, I thought to myself, “This is just decompiled code, so of course the names are
The Daily WTF Faithful Michael R. is good for a chuckle today. “I am using the free tier Infura right now but think I will go enterprisey
The Daily WTF Ulvhamne sends us some bad code that, well, I think at this point we should really coin a name for this particular anti-pattern.
The Daily WTF Bob‘s employer had a data-driven application which wasn’t performing terribly well. They had some in-house database
The Daily WTF Marcus‘s team was restructuring the API, and the architect thus wanted a number of methods marked obsolete, to encourage
The Daily WTF As oft discussed, null-terminated C-style strings are an endless source of problems. But there’s no problem so bad that it
The Daily WTF This week we have a special visit from a mythical beast: the snarklemma. But first, a non-error Error’d. Obsessive Optimizer
The Daily WTF Yesterday we talked about bad CSS. Today, we’re going to talk about bad HTML. Corey inherited a web page that, among other