The Daily WTF We’ve discussed extension methods in .NET in the past. If you write a method with a signature like public static void
The Daily WTF Visual Basic .NET is actually not a terrible language. I don’t think it’d ever be anyone’s favorite language, and
The Daily WTF At the age of 17, our friend Argle had a job as a programmer for an aerospace firm, mostly working with commercial flight-deck
The Daily WTF Initech had a lovely little Content Management System built by a third party that was good at “building” CMSes. That is
The Daily WTF This week we’re throwing a bone to all the antipunsters in the audience and declaring a unilateral cease-fire on all
The Daily WTF Cat has some Java code which handles text layout. Now, someone writing the code didn’t understand the idea of enumerated
The Daily WTF While jQuery isn’t as popular today as it once was, its still a widely used “utility belt” library. Its
The Daily WTF The Strategy Pattern, like any other design pattern, is supposed to help us write code that’s flexible and easy to modify. In
The Daily WTF When the pandemic started, a lot of companies needed to cut back, and Initech was no exception. In the Before Timesâ„¢, Initech had
The Daily WTF It has been infamously stated that the two hardest problems in computer science are naming, caching, and off-by-one errors. Mixing