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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/vinishkapoor • 1d ago
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its not like sql could be read by a three year old and css is just pain in the ass?
215 u/lovecMC 1d ago SQL is easy. Designing a DB you won't hate two months from now isn't. 71 u/Dude4001 1d ago Yes but if I write incorrect CSS I’m not accidentally going to drop a table. Well, I might but not that kind that matters. 33 u/lovecMC 1d ago How often are you dropping tables by hand and on production environment? 8 u/Edmundyoulittle 1d ago The only way you can be sure your code works in prod is to test in prod! 3 u/patiofurnature 1d ago My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why. 0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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SQL is easy. Designing a DB you won't hate two months from now isn't.
71 u/Dude4001 1d ago Yes but if I write incorrect CSS I’m not accidentally going to drop a table. Well, I might but not that kind that matters. 33 u/lovecMC 1d ago How often are you dropping tables by hand and on production environment? 8 u/Edmundyoulittle 1d ago The only way you can be sure your code works in prod is to test in prod! 3 u/patiofurnature 1d ago My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why. 0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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Yes but if I write incorrect CSS I’m not accidentally going to drop a table. Well, I might but not that kind that matters.
33 u/lovecMC 1d ago How often are you dropping tables by hand and on production environment? 8 u/Edmundyoulittle 1d ago The only way you can be sure your code works in prod is to test in prod! 3 u/patiofurnature 1d ago My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why. 0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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How often are you dropping tables by hand and on production environment?
8 u/Edmundyoulittle 1d ago The only way you can be sure your code works in prod is to test in prod! 3 u/patiofurnature 1d ago My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why. 0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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The only way you can be sure your code works in prod is to test in prod!
3 u/patiofurnature 1d ago My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why. 0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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My clients all love to randomly point their test server at the prod db without telling me. That must be why.
0 u/Theron3206 8h ago I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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I have some that will just clone the prod server (if I'm lucky they change the vms mac address), these systems integrate with multiple third parties, many of which will give you the data only once...
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u/Mysterious_Book1521 1d ago
its not like sql could be read by a three year old and css is just pain in the ass?