If you say “THEY’RE NOT BUGS, THEY’RE FEATURES” when you mess up.
You know you are a developer when you say “THEY’RE NOT FEATURES, THEY’RE BUGS” when someone likes anything about your program.
I’d call that more of a “noob.”
It’s a little bit of both.
You know you are a developer when you have a large beard.
You know you are a developer when you turn a bug into a feature.
You know you’re a developer when you program Half Life 3 instead of waiting.
It was already a feature.
HL3!CONFIRMED. It’s not.
Any other conspiracies I should throw out there?
You know when you are a developer when you end a sentence in ;
I’m not kidding… I started doing that at one point…
Guilty. Lol.
Cheers!
You know you’re a developer when you start a project, get to 99% in an hour, and finish it a month later.
I would say this is when you are not a developer. You never developed anything if you copied it from other people’s work.
I know this feel.
nice
You know you are a developer if you realize months later that code you thought was working was actually not, in some obscure and quiet way.
You know when you are a developer when summer holidays finish and you try writing that German essay which has to be handed in the next day and you end the sentences with a semi-colon.
You know you’re a developer when people start stealing your code ^^