You basically post “You know when you are a developer when…” and then a scenario.
You know when you are a developer when you spend a year making the most awesome minigame of all time and only to be rendered useless when Bukkit downloads get DMCA’d the moment you compile your project.
You know you are a developer when random people you don’t really know offer you 50 bucks to code their scam android app.
…When people ask you to configure their permissions.
That doesn’t mean you’re a developer, exactly. All it means is that you know how to configure them.
It’s what I was getting at. People often ask me to configure their plugins or permissions, because they think it’s what developers do.
you can’t reproduce bugs from users. Every single time.
You know you’re a developer when, you see someone else’s source and know of a better way to implement it in at least three languages.
You know you are a developer when people say they speak French, and you say you speak C++.
You know you are a developer when the bugs you do reproduce are features.
You know you are a developer when you copy and paste code off of 15 different tutorials, then post all of your errors saying you coded it right.
You know you are a developer when you post all your errors, and they reply back saying “this tutorial was from 5 years ago”.
You know you are a developer when your features are just a bunch of new bugs.
You know you are a developer when you fix one bug, and two more appear in it’s place.
You know you’re a developer when most people say “Go to Hell,” but you tell people to redirect to /dev/null.
Haha that’s just darn genius!
put (IMG) and (/IMG) around the link but use brackets instead
If you’re a basic member or above, you can simply post the direct link to the image itself and it’ll show up automatically.
You know you are a developer when your code doesn’t work and you have no idea how, and your code works and you have no idea how.