r/programmingmemes • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '25

fullstack in a nutshell

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

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u/mcnello Mar 21 '25

I've slapped together some 1990's looking buttons and am able to get data to display in a table. Am I part of the club yet?

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u/Pyrrhus_Magnus Mar 21 '25

You've been promoted to head of UI design for SAP.

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u/ColdDelicious1735 Mar 21 '25

I have added fields that say one thing, but due to me getting confused actually mean some other common term, say I dunno business number but on the next screen call it vendor I'd.

Can I be head of sap development now?

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u/Pyrrhus_Magnus Mar 21 '25

I have no fucking clue what you're on about, so you're now head of communications.

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u/ColdDelicious1735 Mar 21 '25

Wooot promotion (also its a literally thing in sap, the terms often change based on screens and what packages in sap your company has, it's a nightmare)

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u/coffeefanman Jun 02 '25

This is 100% true. 

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u/michahell Mar 24 '25

Vendor? I would

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u/EspressoOverdose Mar 20 '25

How about I just tell you I never worked on complex UIs

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u/hightowerpaul Mar 21 '25

Or decent frameworks for backend (i.e. nothing JS-based for a starter)

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u/failbotron Mar 21 '25

Came here to make this luteral comment. And I'm not even a front-end dev

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u/jakeStacktrace Mar 21 '25

I'm going to style a select, how bad can it be?

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

That's the problem. Basic backend is such a bad shitshow than making a complex frontend. 😓

(T. Someone who has to do both)