The Daily WTF Dan B is working on software which interacts with a bank. We’ll get the REAL WTF out of the way right at the top: “The

The Daily WTF When “dragoncoder047” was but a junior developer, without very much experience at all, they were tasked with building

The Daily WTF My plate has been full this week, but not as full as Walter’s! “Maybe hold the cheese?” suggests Walter T.

The Daily WTF Jaco‘s team had a problems with an embedded web server shutting down properly. Something about the shutdown process was

The Daily WTF Andy has some concerns about future proofing. In this case, he sends us some C# code that’s supposed to validate an IP

The Daily WTF We’re not going to look at code today, and instead, we’re going to talk about a code metric. Specifically, “NPath

The Daily WTF Jan wrote some code that set a property, and a few lines later had to write code to read that value- and the compiler complained.

The Daily WTF Adrian M. lit up this blooper for us. “Apparently Siemens Mobility wasn’t satisfied that a mere 95-year copyright term

The Daily WTF Languages which do type-coercion are generally setting users up for failure. At some point, you’ll make some assumption about

The Daily WTF When accepting user input for things like, say, accessing the filesystem, you need to do some validation. Bad or inappropriate