Dedicated Full Stack Developer adept in web technologies, UI design, database management, content writing, and proofreading for robust, user-centric solutions.
Location
Ahmedabad, India
Education
In 2022, I completed my Computer Engineering(BE) from Ipcowala Institute of Engineering & Technology
Work
I completed my Django Internship in August Infotech, for 6 months
Hello! I'm Rasheed, a .NET enthusiast who's constantly looking for new things to learn and forget, that's why I started writing in the first place, but I love writing tho :-)
Or when there are API docs but they are so badly written and take an eternity to load from a Wiki that they might as well not exist yet they show up as the number one search result on Google.
...okay, the code's really not THAT bad, but I did get a momentary heart attack because I thought I found a bug (turns out past-me did something right!)
Sure. It'll be right up there with the future documentary "Extreme Ironing: The Mountaineers."
Extreme Programming should really be about writing software while rock climbing, surfing, horseback riding, etc. If people can iron a t-shirt while skydiving, writing working application code should be just as doable in similar scenarios. A laptop would be obvious to haul around but computer systems come in all shapes and sizes these days. Can you imagine someone hauling a server rack up and yeeting it out of an airplane just to do some "cloud programming?"
I think I may be one of those. I've been in Java for a decade and a half after 25+ years in C and assembly. I sometimes want to go home. #pointersmaketheworldgoround
Head of Software @Holaluz, trying to create a better future for everyone. Looking to share ideas, knowledge & code. Before: @Thoughtworks @ClimatePartner
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Missing the three rounds of somehow making the problem worse first.
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Rust is incredibly frustrating when I was getting started (one of the few languages I tried learning on my own outside of university or the likes)
Guyz it's not what u think
hahaha
Or when there are API docs but they are so badly written and take an eternity to load from a Wiki that they might as well not exist yet they show up as the number one search result on Google.
(Yes, I've had this happen.)
theprofoundprogrammer.com/post/348...
Ow, bad timing...
...okay, the code's really not THAT bad, but I did get a momentary heart attack because I thought I found a bug (turns out past-me did something right!)
Me reading the docs...
@ben, for yours next Monday memes 😉
No hate to C language plz
The Lost C Programmers. this could be an actual movie.
Sure. It'll be right up there with the future documentary "Extreme Ironing: The Mountaineers."
Extreme Programming should really be about writing software while rock climbing, surfing, horseback riding, etc. If people can iron a t-shirt while skydiving, writing working application code should be just as doable in similar scenarios. A laptop would be obvious to haul around but computer systems come in all shapes and sizes these days. Can you imagine someone hauling a server rack up and yeeting it out of an airplane just to do some "cloud programming?"
I think I may be one of those. I've been in Java for a decade and a half after 25+ years in C and assembly. I sometimes want to go home. #pointersmaketheworldgoround
damnnnn thats amazing.
Lost at C.
"Sometimes my genius is... its almost terrifying"
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This is the meme I needed today. Thank you.