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Bathroom of 7/11. I was doing freelancing while still in college and we were traveling for a tournament in Lewisburg. I realized that I let a bug slip into prod
by bkovacev 8y ago
Bathroom of 7/11. I was doing freelancing while still in college and we were traveling for a tournament in Lewisburg. I realized that I let a bug slip into production and had to get a fix out immediately. So there I was middle of nowhere, PA, connected to nearby Wendy's committing code fixes, while the guy in the stall next to me had crazy stomach problems. Somehow I still believe that the smell of Wendy's burgers that guy had were responsible for me writing about 50 lines + couple of tests in less than 10 minutes.
- freehunter 8y agoI wasn't in the bathroom, but I've had critical bugs pop up on side project while I was on vacation. Luckily I don't store code locally, my dev machine is on an EC2 instance. We pulled over and switched drivers while I pulled out my phone and loaded up vim over SSH and fixed the bug and pushed the update. Not ideal, but it's one benefit of coding remotely.