The Daily WTF A bit ago, Aurelia shared with us a backwards for loop. Code which wasn’t wrong, but was just… weird. Well, now we’ve got some code

The Daily WTF We just discussed ViewState last week, and that may have inspired Russell F to share with us this little snippet. private

The Daily WTF When we’re laying out code standards and policies, we are, in many ways, relying on “policing by consent“. We are

The Daily WTF “How does Netflix save money when making their original series? It’s simple. They just use trial versions of VFX

The Daily WTF Automation and tooling, especially around continuous integration and continuous deployment is standard on applications, large and

The Daily WTF You know how it is. The team is swamped, so you’ve pulled on some junior devs, given them the bare minimum of mentorship, and then

The Daily WTF Menno was reading through some PHP code and was happy to see that it was thoroughly commented: function degToRad ($value) { return

The Daily WTF Since HTTP is fundamentally stateless, developers have found a million ways to hack state into web applications. One of my

The Daily WTF “Sure, free for the first six months is great, but what exactly does happen when I hit month seven?” Stuart L. wrote.

The Daily WTF Valencia made a few contributions to a large C++ project run by Harvey. Specifically, there were some pass-by-value uses of a large