Kantega | The Mysterious Life of Developers

[Silvblade]

Notice that none have created any documentation. Yep, this is accurate!

[jonathanbrand]

That smug bastard probably pushed without running his tests, and checking the build beforehand!

[_b]

This is fake I don't see a guy browsing stack overflow and beating his head with a keyboard and regretting his life decisions.

[ES-cfph]

"Error pushing to branch: unresolved merge conflicts"
Damn

[DevMaterial]

My main source of nutrition is source code.

[raulahti]

Next video should contain software testers as predators... lurking behind the curtain and looking for an opportunity to strike...

[md.hossain]

"It is considered to be prestigious to not use this unit at all.."

Lots of laughter

[YotsuyaNight]

Where's the one with mechanical keyboard, preferably Cherry MX Blue based, that brings machine gun-like, Vietnam-flashback triggering sounds to the environment?





Oh wait that one's me

[hammad]

The Attenborough narration is spot-on!

[StochasticGreen]

A bit inefficient to have all the developers working on the same bug, aye?

[kristupasantanavicius]

Pushing without testing is not a problem, because we write bug free code, am i right?

I like how the project owner is a certain demographic and only understands sticky notes. Very much appreciated that.

[rohitsancheti]

The whole team working on the same task.. wonderful approach 😂

[ash]

"everyone wants to be the first"
hmmm I assumed the first one to fix it is the main suspect for that bug XD
He created it haha

[sushmaojha]

Doesn't matter what people say, we all love coding stuff even when we get frustrated

[sumdude]

The hipster developer became a developer, just to say hes a developer.

[connerallen]

"his source of nutrition is a black carbonated liquid"

Me: *looks over at my army of red bull and coke cans*

[cobalius]

And now we all want a pet developer. But don't forget to take care of him with the right nutrition!

[Torxed]

It's important to get approval from the herd!

[siangmingalexlau]

This is strangely refreshing. Sounds like a vivid narration of a children's story.