Tests and stuff

Managers are evil, refactoring isn't.

pcottle.github.io/learnGitBranching - One of the best git tutorials out there

@Mast Yes, but Dependency on IDE > TFS :P

@DanPantry If you're surrounded by people who disagree or are unaware of refactoring and unit tests, you are surrounded by idiots. Get out.

"That's what find and replace is for"

git add -p is one of my favorite features that's missing from most IDE integrations :D

You know you can retroactively (as long as you don't push) squash commits together, right?

@skiwi It involves programming, but's it is such a strong topic between a few users that it would be better for it to be moved so that other conversations can happen.

Global state should never ever be used.

@DanPantry I heard you like unit-testing, so I wrote a unit-test to test your unit-tests so you can unit-test while you unit-test.

My bugs have plenty of code.

@DanPantry Remember, today is the first day of the rest of your life!

(But so is tomorrow, yay procrastination!)

Pick your fights

Good pay is awesome

The solution: I rewrote the whole thing in Java

If that's the bug you're having, you may need to make super extensive refactors and maybe even a rewrite.

You should always assume your code has a bug in it