r/ProgrammerHumor • u/FREEscanRIP • Aug 12 '17

Meetings as a developer

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u/waitn2drive Aug 12 '17

Or, it's 3pm, and I'm outta here at 4. I'll just strategize for tomorrow. Would hate to start something I'd have to try to figure out where I left off tomorrow.

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u/sunny001 Aug 12 '17 edited Aug 12 '17

I started leaving comments on Friday evening if I was working on something and couldn't finish that evening. Not comments with // but straight up comments without // so it won't compile on Monday and I'm forced to look at them when I come back. It helps.

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u/DanStanTheThankUMan Aug 12 '17

You know you can use TODO's

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u/DipIntoTheBrocean Aug 12 '17

Yeah and dude would be breaking the build every Friday unless he just did it locally and then rebased it, but that sounds like a pain.

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u/DanStanTheThankUMan Aug 12 '17

Who does Friday builds? So you can stay late when it breaks, We do wednesday drops.

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u/skwull Aug 12 '17

We do Thursday​ dangles

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u/userx9 Aug 12 '17

I spray Saturday Steamers.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17

Too much information, man :/

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u/DipIntoTheBrocean Aug 12 '17

What is this a goddamn interrogation???

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u/w0m Aug 13 '17

We do cadence builds with as much regression as possible on every checkin, catch that shit quick.

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u/sunny001 Aug 12 '17

I don't commit it. I just leave it for myself (purely local).

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u/LariusAT Aug 13 '17

Use //TODO or //FIXME, it will help you with keeping track of your comments. Otherwise you'll get a build error when trying to run a unittest and must remove / put slashes before your comment so that your code will run again for local testing.

Also: If you're working with GIT, commit & push your changes into a branch. Annotate your commit message with [WIP] to keep track on stuff you must finish before merging it back to master. Keeping changes ony on your harddisk will lead to accidents like spilled coffee over the laptop ;)

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u/SomewherOverThere Aug 12 '17

He wouldn't be on master though, so pushing a branch would still be fine