Ah, Google... Imagine a world of being a developer without you. Google and Stack Overflow are like my mom and dad helping me through my silly mistakes as a developer.
I'm not new either. I have been a developer for almost over 5 years now... and I am not afraid to admit that some of my Google searches would look silly.
I know, I am a horrible developer that has no idea what he is doing.
Wrong.
As a developer of 1 year to 20 years of experience. Getting a quick reference to something is arguably what our job is all about.
Devs, what was your last dev related Google Search?
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I just searched this:
How to call custom function in U-sql Script. :)
Wait ... What's that "You Forgot that Fast Huh" button?!
javascript map can't find variable
SSHFS
I was thinking about developing on an EC2 like I do with Cloud9, but with VSCode instead.
My latest search was for "regex railroad diagram"
If you do anything with regex take a look, you'll thank me later 😁
[datetime input html]
Which led me to just use separate inputs.
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Edit: forgot about last night
[WordPress htaccess] because I forgot about adding it when I moved a site.
"on duplicate index update"
This is something I learned about far too recently, considering how long I've been using MySQL. It turns out that when doing a bulk insert, you can have MySQL automatically update records on a key/index conflict. That way your bulk insert won't fail on duplicate records and you can insert/update in bulk in a single query.
Very cool!
dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/in...
"php strpos". I should really post-it the order of
haystackandneedleto my screen. Same with, oh, you know, every other PHP function I have to use.Haha, nice point! Anyways, I've switched to DuckDuckGo a month ago and didn't regret about it.
Found a bug in our code causing duplicate records being returned. It has been a while since I wrote some solid ActiveRecord code so I needed a refresher on the syntax.
Google has stacking of results from StackOverflow — the feature I missing in DuckDuckGo.
Differents wordings for "jformattedtexfield getvalue returning integer or long"
if someone can help here i would be pretty happy <3
I've tried the same search in duckduckgo.com and this is my first result: community.oracle.com/thread/1362374
Kind of "I'm going to be lucky" 😂
As always, searching stuff at 3am doesn't go well for me
swift nsview listen keyboard
golang byte array to string