When I'm coding a new stream overlay, please don't ask me "when will the code be done?" The code is never done.

Have you considered just writing the code perfectly the first time so there are no bugs? Hope this helps!

oh shit

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"When you fix a bug, more bugs appear, and that's okay. That's good, You've got to keep moving, so long as you remember all the bugs you used to fix" (?)

The true Shindigs experience

valid crashout

I know this feeling, I also do codes for stream and something always ends up stop working or it's on fire 🔥💻

how's that ole coder song go? "99 little bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, fix one bug, compile it again, 101 little bugs in the code"

so like... dont write buggy code ? (you're welcome mr streamer)

I get the code isn't "done" but can you show me a demo in an hour? I want to see what you've done /s (but actually my boss)

non-s+gd viewers learn about CODING for the first time, so cute !!! 😭