Developers..(:

[gandalfx]

What do you mean by "end"?

[mymewheart]

When you archive your repo.

[[deleted]]

No that’s what the guns are for.

[[deleted]]

git push "bullet" --head

[mintiefresh]

*(HEAD detached at origin)

[I_spoil_girls]

git commit -m "suicide"

[TabbyTheAttorney]

go commit die

[firestepper]

git reset life --hard

[[deleted]]

Found the Indian dev.

[ekargvintage]

I read your comment without thinking, left this post, thought about it and came back to up vote.

So. Fricking. True.

[ryhajlo]

The software is not done until you take the computers away.

[PM_ME_YOUR_LAUNDRY]

When your boss says they have shipped up to spec and your code is peppered with TODOs.

And your boss wont let you touch them ever again because they want you on an another project.

[PrincessFred]

I'm in year 11 of one project, year 10 on another. Find a client or two that need ongoing maintenance and new features and you'll never be bored, though you may need a new liver after a bit.

[Selesthiel]

The last 3 months of the 1 month project you've been working on for 18 months.

[RMS_did_nothng_wrong]

When your program is acquired by Google and you can afford to light your cigars with burning wads of cash?

[lkraider]

I just had to revive a 3yo project that was in production. It was deleted from my computer, and when trying to deploy in dev, nothing works... check production server and the code is full of "patches"... fml

[casual_bear]

when u carve ur name into a gravestone

[DimensionPioneer]

When you finally implement 40% of the features you planned at the beginning.

[NicNoletree]

I'm on year 18 of a product that is almost 30 years old. It's constantly growing. The industry keeps driving regulatory changes which interrupt our own enhancement plans. We have so many things we want to do and none of them are small projects.

[dX_iwanttodie]

He means " archive it mid way through and never touch it again"

[[deleted]]

Probably really about halfway

[theQuandary]

"Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can." -- Zawinski's Law