The Daily WTF Johannes started debugging an application, and decided he needed to “share his pain”. Here, we’re presented with
The Daily WTF Happy Friday to those who celebrate. Enjoy it while it lasts, because Greg L. has some bad news. “It was nice hanging out
The Daily WTF Alice works with an XML-based RPC system. They send requests, it does a thing, and returns back a response, all surrounded in XML.
The Daily WTF Evan sent us 545 lines of PHP code from a file called spec_email.php. It appears to participate in sending an email, with a nice
The Daily WTF Alexander sends us this snippet, where we change our definition of truth to something which eschews concrete definitions and
The Daily WTF When interacting with RESTful web services, there’s a depressingly common anti-pattern: always return status 200 OK, but
The Daily WTF Not to be outdone by Michael R., another prolific participant styles himself The Beast In Black. A handful of his experiences
The Daily WTF If I’m being completely honest, I’m mildly anti-ORM. I’m not about to go on a rampage and suggest they should
The Daily WTF Today’s a day for a smorgasbord. We’re going to start with a classic kind of bad code, from astephens: pbUpdates.Value
The Daily WTF David‘s application has loads of unit tests. Many of the unit tests even go so far as to exhaustively test every combination