The Daily WTF Mark worked with the kind of programmer who understood the nuances and flexibility of PHP on a level like none other. This

The Daily WTF Two this week from our old friend Michael R., or maybe it’s one. This week, Michael tells us “I am sure I am running

The Daily WTF Let’s say you had 6 different labels to display. There are many, many ways to solve this problem. Most of them are fine. Some

The Daily WTF As frequently discussed here, there are scientists who end up writing a fair bit of code, but they’re not software engineers.

The Daily WTF Once upon a time, a company started a large React application. Like so many such projects, the requirements were vague and poorly

The Daily WTF The number of web applications which need to generate PDFs is too damn high, in my experience. But it’s a requirement which

The Daily WTF This week, we discover an answer to the question that has eternally plagued us: “is time travel possible?” I

The Daily WTF Anton has the joy of doing PHP work using one of the more popular e-commerce platforms. Now, say what you will about PHP, its

The Daily WTF Things weren’t looking good for IniOil. It was the 1980s in the US: greed was good, anti-trust laws had been literally

The Daily WTF Stefan S has recently joined the ranks of software developers, having taken on his first job as a junior developer. After a few