High energy ahead-non-programmers should not enter

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1. Company interns find bugs
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2. When debugging, set the breakpoint in the wrong position
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3. When I have a great debugging idea
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4. I accidentally saw the code I wrote many years ago
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5. When I start my unit test for the first time
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6. The Delete statement of the database forgot to use the qualifier where...
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7. Obviously it's a small bug, but it's not easy to fix it all the time...
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8. When I try to adjust something in the production database
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9. It seems that no one really found a bug in my product...
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10. I still have one task that I haven't completed before get off work
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11. When the product has not been tested and put into production directly
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12. Those who debug too many threads will understand!
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13. When I thought I had caught all possible exceptions...
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14. When I try to clean up a few lines of so-called old code
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15. When someone asks me to help him debug the code
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16. When the programmer first demonstrated the project to the boss
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17. Do you need to know more about pair programming?
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18. When you see code that you haven't touched in months
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19. I got no sleep when I received the call from the product manager!
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20. Everything was ok during the test, when it went live...
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21. As a programmer, the time to torture the soul has arrived!
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22. The process of learning C language back then
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23. When the front-end programmer wants to change the back-end code, what the back-end programmer looks like
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24. Debug bug
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25. Debugging, suddenly the memory overflowed
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26. The requirements document is changed again
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27. Hard-working back-end engineer
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28. Back-end engineers do UI work
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29. Separate development of front and back ends
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30. Single Internet Dog Day
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31. Make hotfix in the production environment
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32. Just after adjusting the stable system, the company dropped an architect, and both wanted to rebuild the existing system...
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33. When programmers hear customers say they are still using IE
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34. When hackers get root privileges
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35. After the code enters the loop branch
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36. The process of a novice programmer doing a project for the first time
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37. Compile with zero errors and zero warnings once
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38. The state of writing code at work around the Spring Festival is like this
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39. Confidently refactor a seemingly simple module
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40. Be entrusted by the boss to take over the project of a colleague who just left...
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41. When they asked me to test all application functions
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42. When preparing to get off work, the test brought up a bug again...
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43. Use the new framework but forget to read the document
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44. Test the code of the intern
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45. The harm of network delay...
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46. ​​Test the code just written
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47. When deleting, I forgot to add the where condition
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48. Lightweight architecture meets heavyweight needs
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49. When I thought I fixed a bug
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50. When I look at intern coding
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51. Test my website in IE for the first time
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52. When I first tested my code
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53. Novice debugging CSS
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54. Deliver customer requirements in advance
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55. The interface I designed and the interface that others call me (it hurts)
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56. try-catch in the wrong place
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57. Fix a small bug, but the server is down
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58. When I push the wrong branch
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59. Often interrupted at work
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60. When senior developers are programming as a team
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61. Never use two hands series that can be done with one finger
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62. Senior developers refactor the code
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No more, no fun, hold back, can't laugh
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