The Daily WTF One of the first things anyone learns about object oriented programming is the power of inheritance and overriding functions.
The Daily WTF One of the clients for Rudolf‘s company was getting furious with them. The dev team was in constant firefighting mode. No new
The Daily WTF Daniel D. humblebrags that he can spell. “Ordering is easy, but alphabet is hard. Anyway for this developer it was. Can
The Daily WTF There’s nothing inherently wrong with the ternary operator. It’s just the kind of thing that gets abused. Now, we all
The Daily WTF “Dark Horse” inherited some PHP code. They had a hundred lines to submit, but only sent in a dozen- which is fine, as
The Daily WTF Sean was supporting a web application which, as many do, had required form fields for the user to fill out. The team wanted to
The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter asks a question: “How do you imagine the rest of the codebase to be like?” Well,
The Daily WTF Yes, the title misspelling was an intentional attempt at punnery. It’s a compulsion, I’m sorry. I might have advised
The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter inherited an application with a huge list of bugs and feature requests for missing features.
The Daily WTF Mike was doing work for a mobile services provider. He found this in their code: private static YesNoType toYesNo(String isYes) {