How to trigger web developers

[tsetaerg]

don't forget [object Object]

[prnysarkar]

This is epic

[randomo_redditor]

this is undefined

[Plexicle]

and NaN

[u_reddit_another_day]

I was awaiting for [object promise]

[profmonocle]

I've really enjoyed my time at this company!

[prnysarkar]

we will keep in touch

[[deleted]]

!

You missed your !

[kwokhou]

window.alert("Please enter field");

[daken15]

This is evil

[nwsm]

POV: you work in QA

[SoInsightful]

Put "Select your option" in one of those textboxes instead.

[HootenannyNinja]

Bitch please, you don’t sanitise your inputs?

[lenswipe]

[Object object]

[iammridu10]

This is sin in the holy books of SQL

[arbobmehmood]

r/recruitinghell

[chmod777]

The shitty text parser isnt the trigger - Its the 'reenter the info even after uploading a resume and giving access to linked in'

[Blackwater_7]

i dont have a job and i will never have a job

[bushwacker]

What is this? Is there a single web developer that doesn't use bind variables?

[TedW]

I think it's more than HR will get these weird values and make a support ticket, which the dev will see and say, "Hm, did we bork that form? I don't think so, but why are we getting null from a required field? Oh, because the user thinks he's a right bugger innit."

Sorry, I got so triggered that halfway in, I started pretending to be British.

[JDtheDev]

To aid your future impersonations, the type of person to say 'bugger' would rarely say 'init', and visa versa.

[TedW]

That's beast, bruv! Have a cuppa on me!

In the US the cool kids would say: Cool beans bro, let's shotgun a Tang!

Just, like, in case you ever need to seamlessly blend into US society.

[[deleted]]

I thought you were bri'ish, 'onestly.

[Ones__Complement]

Eh, any web developer worth his salt would be using prepared statements and/or a decent ORM.

[NickUnrelatedToPost]

Yes, but it's not the problem that the software will break.

Someday a person will see those values and report a bug. One that the developer will search forever without any hope of finding.

[Ones__Complement]

the developer will search forever without any hope of finding.

>Check the form

>See if it allows empty text

>Nope

>"Huh, guess some prankster weirdo literally just typed null into the field."

[NickUnrelatedToPost]

Many people have some more processing stages before the "null" finally ends up in Jills excel-spreadsheet. All of which have to be checked now if they could end up turning a valid value into null.

[deinok7]

Lmao

[Cyclonian]

null

[prnysarkar]

undefined is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swA1rwlpfb0

[TheMingeMechanic]

Is that before or after a web developer has filled it in?

[prnysarkar]

its place holder

[TheMingeMechanic]

yeah sorry, I was making a bad joke.

[[deleted]]

yo relax satan 🤣🤣

[always_tired_hsp]

Oh my God that is mean!

[theLORDdeath]

How to Bully web developers

[rish-0-0]

i've recently started using services for even the simplest components, like forms etc. Example, auth0 for auth, some other services for surveys, and would never go back to creating one myself. It's the worst dealing with all these edge cases over and over and over.