When writing a software or a solution, what are the things you hate most... like bugs, compile errors, run time errors e.t.c.

For me, I hate bugs that occur only once in a while or at random.

I love bugs - to me it means there is something I still need to learn, and I love learning. I dont really have anything I hate about programming, it is my number 1 hobby - tinkering with gaddamn codes!

I hate UI work

Pffft:
I hate UI work

I used to, but after serial disappointments with many of our UI boys, I had to learn to handle UI myself in case of emergencies. Though I might not win an oscar award, but I am yet to get a job thrown out by a client due to poor UI - that means I am not doing all that bad in UI work, but I know I can be better and have been improving steadily.

Pffft:
I hate UI work

I won't say I hate but I don't like UI works

Pffft:
I hate UI work

Me too .. Learning sha

lol, I really hate UI work. All my BBOS apps on BB World have similar UI

maekhel:

I won't say I hate but I don't like UI works

FincoApps:
lol, I really hate UI work. All my BBOS apps on BB World have similar UI

hahaha, no I think bugs are a mistake on the developer's part, so I don't consider it as learning... Except for the kind you helped me fix of course .

dhtml19:
I love bugs - to me it means there is something I still need to learn, and I love learning. I dont really have anything I hate about programming, it is my number 1 hobby - tinkering with gaddamn codes!

What are you guys using such tha you hate UI work? Java? c++? c#? ofcourse if it's Pyhon I understand

FincoApps:
hahaha, no I think bugs are a mistake on the developer's part, so I don't consider it as learning... Except for the kind you helped me fix of course .

You are most welcome. Bugs are mistakes definitely that happens because you have not learnt to perfection.

UI/UX, Debugging and Full functionality (Coding) is what I like, my web or mobile apps can never look the same, Just don't like Documenting...

thewebcraft:
UI/UX, Debugging and Full functionality (Coding) is what I like, my web or mobile apps can never look the same, Just don't like Documenting...

Same here. but am learning to comment my codes now.

complexity

After my 8th app, I learnt to outsource UI work

thewebcraft:
UI/UX, Debugging and Full functionality (Coding) is what I like, my web or mobile apps can never look the same, Just don't like Documenting...

BUGS-- a single ' can lead to your manyy headaches lol

dhtml19:

I used to, but after serial disappointments with many of our UI boys, I had to learn to handle UI myself in case of emergencies. Though I might not win an oscar award, but I am yet to get a job thrown out by a client due to poor UI - that means I am not doing all that bad in UI work, but I know I can be better and have been improving steadily.

to be more precise i hate styling, beautifying markup and all that CSSish stuff. I prefer to write all the JS i need and have someone apply the MAKEUP or i just download good looking templates from the web and use that.

The only thing i hate with my life is Angular what , meaning i hate opinionated frameworks, spent most of my time achieving the same feat in angular than if i were using Dojo or Backbone

One thing about Programming is that, you won't stop learning...

Sounds like you wanna stop learning

TOmmyJidex:
One thing about Programming is that, you won't stop learning...

When you have to "learn" ((Cramm it actually)) it for the comming exams and give the teacher the same wrong answers and wrong definitions he taught you, else you are wrong for even thinking of writing what you actually learned ((The real definitions and not some short stupid fake explanations to make yourself sound smart)) on your own.

FincoApps:
Sounds like you wanna stop learning

No!
Shey person fit stop learning sha? Even non-programmers.

There are some goats in human form. Since I came back to Nigeria, I noticed there's a lot of these animals here in this country

TOmmyJidex:
No!
Shey person fit stop learning sha? Even non-programmers.

Talk about UI, but with little knowledge I could transform any existing UI framework.

fixing someone else's code. wtf?

hahahahaha, I also hate that......terribly

Djtm:
fixing someone else's code. wtf?

Please i'm an 100Level student and i will like to learn programming very soon,i wanna get a system but i dont realy know which type of laptop will be okay for programming.

Can anybody please help with suggestions (name of the system or specs) that won't exceed #160k,but i will appreciate it better if its within #130k to #150k. It should also be price for brand new systems cos i'm afraid of all this London/UK used systems,never bought one before though.

Thanks in advance.

IamNat:
Please i'm an 100Level student and i will like to learn programming very soon,i wanna get a system but i dont realy know which type of laptop will be okay for programming.

Can anybody please help with suggestions (name of the system or specs) that won't exceed #160k,but i will appreciate it better if its within #130k to #150k. It should also be price for brand new systems cos i'm afraid of all this London/UK used systems,never bought one before though.

Thanks in advance.

Any laptop 90k and above should be suitable for programming except you're looking for a gaming laptop

Djtm:

Any laptop 90k and above should be suitable for programming except you're looking for a gaming laptop

Can gaming laptops be used for programming too? Cos of boring days,gaming at times won't be a bad idea.

IamNat:


Can gaming laptops be used for programming too? Cos of boring days,gaming at times won't be a bad idea.

Lol ofcourse. Anything with an OS can programme

Borwe:

Lol ofcourse. Anything with an OS can programme

So can you suggest any type of system? Which type do you use.

Just any laptop. Any core i5 hp laptop

IamNat:


So can you suggest any type of system? Which type do you use.