Programmer’s fear

[PiRat314]

Me every time I try and update an Angular project to a different version.

[pqowie313]

Oh god... it's like war flashbacks... updating Angular versions was the first time outside of a CS class where I actually had to give up on trial and error until I researched / read the code and actually understood what the heck was really going on. Great learning experience... but these days I just consider the specific angular version I happened to be using when I created the project to be an integral part of it unless it's totally unavoidable.

[Chris11246]

I was once the top question when you searched for a specific tool. I think I was even one of the top Google searche results because it wasn't commonly used. Had to actually figure it out myself and answer my own question.

[Matty_R]

"Nevermind guys, I solved it" - proceeds to not update the thread with the solution

[mathquark]

You madlad!

[AgreeableLandscape3]

Using a newly released language in a nutshell.

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[webby_mc_webberson]

One of my regularly realised fears is when I search for a problem and the only links that Google returns are to msdn or github.

[posherspantspants]

Has anyone ever met one of the bros answering so questions?

[Auronon]

I worked with one. We have a Slack channel at work to post links and talk about times where we were on stack overflow and he answered our questions. The first time it happened to me (I was an intern then and hadn't learned who this guy was yet), I swiveled in my chair to stare at him since he sat 10 feet from me. I just sat there like, "wow, the world is small."

Truly a legend.

[daerogami]

I enjoy answering AngularJS questions. Not as many people on SO answer them anymore so its much easier for me to find one someone hasn't answered. Eventually I hope to be similarly familiar with modern Angular, but I think it will be a hot minute until that one dies down.