In response to my previous post, here is a summary of web development/programming horrors we have found so far:

[mahryekuh@fosstodon.org]

In response to my previous post, here is a summary of web development/programming horrors we have found so far:

* CSPs;
* Regexes;
* Timezones;
* Naming things;
* Cache invalidation;
* CORS;
* Certain browser support (the variety);
* DNS.

[mijndert@fosstodon.org]

@mahryekuh DNS

[mahryekuh@fosstodon.org]

@mijndert How could I forget?

[me@social.sandervankasteel.nl]

@[email protected] Safari is the new IE. change my mind.

[mahryekuh@fosstodon.org]

@me Nah, I won’t try to change your mind; I’ve been saying that for years.

[mboelen@mastodon.social]

@mijndert @mahryekuh wanted to share that as well, but then saw "naming things" and "cache invalidation", so that pretty well covers DNS

[mijndert@fosstodon.org]

@mboelen @mahryekuh but DNS can offer up so many more... interesting issues!

[mboelen@mastodon.social]

@mijndert @mahryekuh Then I'm blessed that the DNS gods spared me those

[mahryekuh@fosstodon.org]

@mboelen @mijndert I am half-expecting a "hold my beer" now from Mijndert!

(Or you can invite him to do a presentation at NLUUG in November, lol)

[mijndert@fosstodon.org]

@mahryekuh @mboelen here's a nifty tool to check whether it's DNS https://isitdns.com/

[mijndert@fosstodon.org]

@mahryekuh @mboelen most recent one is probably about running an online retail startup on kubernetes, completely overwhelming CoreDNS during black friday because we didn't have node-local-dns implemented yet (we do now!). Hint: CoreDNS not being available is a fucking nightmare.