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devTeamBeLikeItsMvpReady
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When you try to make teamwork work, but the API just isn’t cooperating.
API: on crack.
Teamwork powered by duct tape and desperation.
You can see that only the back-end guy actually works while the front-end one is only there for the ride... I ask, is this reminiscent of reality...
He's also the one with a faceful of gravel, once this mvp beast is launched.
What do you mean, "only for the ride"? He's steering.
Away from our dreams...
That's alot of trust on the rest API
In this scenario, HTTP is welding.
Hooked To The Pedals
I don't know, looks like packing tape and hope to me.
Then HTTPS is Secure Arc Welding.
Note that the back end does all the real work, but the front end looks pretty good and is capable of killing everyone with a few bad turns
It might not look pretty, bat if it pushes data... I mean, if it moves forvard, it works
That's prod-ready at my work.
if it works it works
What's wrong with this? What else could you do?
Ah yes, the perfect metaphor for every dev team: front-end looks cool, but it's always held back by the back-end!
Looks fine to me
How many hours do i need to study more to get these freaking jokes? 😭😭😭😭😭😭
approx. give it 200 hours of pain, 1 broken laptop, and a shattered ego. Then you’ll laugh... and cry.
These memes are so stupid
Sometimes http+json works perfectly
I once built an MVP with just HTML and CSS. No JS, no backend.
Still secured funding. Investors really out here funding vibes.
front end pedals are correctly attached to nothing
And backend’s handlebar is frontend’s seat 💀
It's functional. Technically not a lie.
It works on my road
Yeah? Try riding it on production streets.
Google Streets™
It belongs to the streets
Holy Hell
New 500 Internal Server Error response just dropped
Let's deliver the roads as well!
Iaas now gets to a whole new level!
As long as your road doesn’t have turns, bumps, or expectations.
Sooo front chain used for?
Same thing as the
Working ...in other frontends.Label "Gorky railroad" on the T-shirt adds a little charm to this commentary.