If Programming Was an Anime 3

Kodocharenji = Code Challenge
For the people who don’t speak anime

Production

Post-Production

📱 SOCIAL MEDIA
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[jomakaze]

Kodocharenji = Code Challenge
For the people who don’t speak anime

[betterchapter]

Petition for Joma to host a whole show with 31 seasons and over 500 episodes

[karthik]

The debugger's eye is a real thing.. I have seen some ppl actually compile the code in their mind and figure out where it breaks. I've heard it is a gift that appears briefly for all developers in times of crisis.. Mostly activated when taking a dump.

[anishreddyanam]

That was a legit Anime level plot twist, I was on the edge of my seat! Phenomenal, mind blowing!

[thecodedaniel]

We programmers and anime fans need people like you in the movie industry, you produce awesome movies

[wandering_ape]

HOLY SHIT JOMA!!
The Storyline, The Deliveries, The CINEMATIC PERFECSHAN. It's all on a whole 'nother level ಥ⁠‿⁠ಥ

[AnotherFreakingDude]

"This internship has taught him all the essential skills required to becoming an elite engineer"
**proceeds to frantically google stackoverflow**

[CODGEYMER]

Finally, IBM started to invest in something important

[jackpopo]

Ah damn, After only 3 episodes of this, I already want an entire season !

[Amd]

That reading documentation part was so on point 😂😂😂😂

[joaocesarlima]

"Nani?! I've never seen someone so young using such an advanced move! Is he actually... reading documentation?!" 🤣🤣🤣

[ChandravijayAgrawal]

Plot Twist: Joma is actually descendent of Joestars that's why he is able to come up with so many ideas and does these characters with perfection

[arec]

Man, I am absolutely blown away by this man's talent. Just literally everything about this is phenomenal

[HuangShengHong]

I've once experienced debugger's eye while fixing a serious bug hours before the release time. Such power could only be awaken under extreme stress.

[DeleMike]

That documentation part caught me off guard🤣🤣...Joma the best!!!

[javieraguilar]

I like how this highlights the #1 vulnerability to any company: the end user.

[ibrahimawone]

"Vincent Van Joma", "Jomangelo", and "gorudenu stato" had me laughing hard! masterpiece haha

[cantbother]

I like the fact that he used AI to generate the images of the keyboard samurais in San Francisco (notice the little colored squares on left bottom), so cool.

[longinteger]

When you think it can't get better, Joma simply drops another masterpiece. Such an inspiration.

[KeithGalli]

Damn this was epic. The images from the hidden village of golden sutato would be dope to frame in an office xD.