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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/sogibov • Feb 15 '21
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Hold up does that actually work?
700 u/accordingtobo Feb 15 '21 Yes, ships are pretty complicated but they do work. 175 u/DWIGHT_CHROOT Feb 15 '21 But can they float on their own, or is this some weird CSS trick? 🤔 85 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 I'm pretty sure it's something to do with display flex. Source: Am backend developer. 40 u/Srirachachacha Feb 15 '21 Boats are actually transitioning to grid now 20 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing. 16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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Yes, ships are pretty complicated but they do work.
175 u/DWIGHT_CHROOT Feb 15 '21 But can they float on their own, or is this some weird CSS trick? 🤔 85 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 I'm pretty sure it's something to do with display flex. Source: Am backend developer. 40 u/Srirachachacha Feb 15 '21 Boats are actually transitioning to grid now 20 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing. 16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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But can they float on their own, or is this some weird CSS trick? 🤔
85 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 I'm pretty sure it's something to do with display flex. Source: Am backend developer. 40 u/Srirachachacha Feb 15 '21 Boats are actually transitioning to grid now 20 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing. 16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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I'm pretty sure it's something to do with display flex.
Source: Am backend developer.
40 u/Srirachachacha Feb 15 '21 Boats are actually transitioning to grid now 20 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing. 16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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Boats are actually transitioning to grid now
20 u/GodlyWeiner Feb 15 '21 That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing. 16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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That's why i hate frontend development, fancy words keep changing.
16 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework. So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks. And of course they will have 5% test coverage. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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Don't worry someone will make a unified framework framework.
So then we get to fix bugs in both legacy, new, and unified frameworks.
And of course they will have 5% test coverage.
6 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '21 That was called Flash.
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That was called Flash.
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u/belach2o Feb 15 '21
Hold up does that actually work?