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
The Daily WTF There is a surprising amount of debate about how to use CSS classes. The correct side of this debate argues that we should use
The Daily WTF Once upon a time, I was tuning a database performance issue. The backing database was an Oracle database, and the key problem was
The Daily WTF As oft stated, the specification governing email addresses is complicated, and isn’t really well suited for regular