My job would be much easier if everything was stored internally in UTC. But that boat sailed long before I started working there. Instead, I get to convert from local server time to UTC to local client time. 😭
Not sure what this was supposed to imply. Some did have voice acting, though very limited.
Tales of Phantasia for one. Only in the loading screen I believe. “If there is evil in this world, it lurks in the hearts of men.”
And everyone expects you to know how to make phone apps.
Am I the only one shocked to learn that to find something at the end of a string it starts at the beginning? Perhaps it’s because of the simplicity of the example but I expected it to start at the end.
Ideally. It’s just that more often than not it means you need to update the unit tests. I can still use my fingers to count how many times a unit test has caught a mistake I made, and I’ve been at my job for 10 years.
I’m curious if others have a different experience.
I don’t think you understood my point. That’s exactly why I think unit tests aren’t all that useful. Most code changes require updating the unit tests so unless you change the unit tests first all that’s being done is saying, yep this works how I programmed it to work.
Unit tests are only worthwhile if you refractor code or write the unit tests before writing the code. We started adding unit test for most everything where I work and I think it’s far more effort than it’s worth. It’s not that it catches nothing but it catches so little I don’t think it’s worth the time spent writing them.
“significant”