The Daily WTF Anderson sends us a bit of C# code that does the simple job of removing multiple spaces, i.e. it converts “AÂ Â Â Â B” to
The Daily WTF I don’t think anyone would argue that BASH provides a good scripting environment. It provides a commonly available scripting
The Daily WTF Today, scattered amidst the gems, you will find a whole bunch of zeroes. No, not the contributors! The zeroeth submission of the
The Daily WTF Clara had a database of users. The EmailAddress field in the user table was, by design, nullable, but some downstream applications
The Daily WTF Jamie Kitson followed the instructions to integrate their software with a new payment provider. The payment API was fairly straight
The Daily WTF My heretical opinion on object-oriented programming is that I don’t like getters and setters. They’re often trivial
The Daily WTF David S writes: “I’m undertaking a refactor and facelift of an Oracle APEX application.” That, already, is the
The Daily WTF I have been surprised to find that some people who are in technology fields don’t have a clear grasp on the difference
The Daily WTF Today’s an interesting case of code that seems perfectly reasonable at first glance. Sent to us from FinalGuy, this Java code
The Daily WTF Many years ago, Westie‘s employer got hired to help a client rebuild their tax advice website. The current version was… not