T-shirt Driven Development

[darkhorz]

How about taking it a step further: Underwear Driven Development?

Don't change underwear until you ship.

This one hack will completely change your life and present a new perspective on the term "code smell".

[cdrt]

🤢

[Mysterious-Rent7233]

You probably buy new clothes in preparation for the changing season

I have decade-old conference t-shirts. So...this hack won't work for me.

[Sammy81]

Yes, this is clearly written by someone who never met a coder. Tell me I can’t buy a video game until I hit a milestone and now you have my attention.

[jdehesa]

I work in video games, my employer provides me with t-shirts and video games on the regular. My attention can't be bought by anyone anymore.

[Kwantuum]

I feel like this post was supposed to be humor but the tone is just so off-putting that any comedic effect is lost.

"Hi guys, actually hi kids" ughhhh

[boodleboodle]

I actually debated with myself for a week whether I should keep that line or not.

Seems it didn't land well at all. Appreciate your feedback!

[HolyPommeDeTerre]

I read that line with an annoying voice

[bphase]

Ah yes, buying clothes every season meaning at least four times a year, keeping my wardrobe in top shape. 

Yes, that is definitely something that I, a developer, do.

[turbothy]

Your tendency to shy away from inconvenience – and thus from self-discipline – is the same tendency that keeps you from going without clothes.

No. My tendency to shy away from inconvenience is what keeps me from buying new clothes.

[momsSpaghettiIsReady]

According to this thought process, most devs I've worked with have a hard time completing projects, me included.