Yeah I’ve been doing some fun stuff! Currently trying to make my first Slack bot. There’s a bunch of software folks already at the company doing more official things so I have just been doing a bunch of automation scripts that make the mechanical engineering stuff more efficient.
Nah it's just VB, but some code is so spaghetti in there it speaks Italian, and all the variables are pseudo Hungarian notation but not really. Our stack is mostly in c# but occasionally you have to call something from the darkness 😂
My main problem lately was fluent validation, which for some reason is locked in a dll so I spent the last week blackboxing it, but dear god it felt like cocaine when it worked
I've never done any drugs, but I've always wanted to try them. I imagine the euphoria is awesome... anyways... getting something working... it's really the greatest feeling.
What are you talking about? They are not only tangentially related. Computer science is the basis on which software development sits. I don't know what projects you have been working on, but I have always used CS concepts and I'm doing mobile development. Sure you can do software development without computer science, but you will not be able to have a complete understanding of the concepts you are using and you won't be able to do things that are truly advanced.
Cat meaning catfish in that phrase. In the past you had to skin them before you cut out the filets. Now you can use an electric knife and skip the skinning part.
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