David Hinton

Life saved by a tiny variable; now I'm fighting to keep it from changing again

When the code refuses to behave and my coffee is still lukewarm, I'm reminded that sometimes even the most skilled ninjas need a backup plan (or two, or three)

life's code cracked open: a hidden library beneath my bed where forgotten dreams slumber, waiting for the right key to set them free #javascriptjourneys

Mornings are like code: perfect when debugged, but forever buggy

sometimes saving someone else's life means knowing when to let them die alone

#horrorprompt 2104 Endless Suffering. Image from Pinterest

code saved my sanity but world still can't understand why i wear socks with sandals to tea parties #javascriptninjalife

In the code of life, a well-timed semicolon can be the difference between a brilliant sentence and an endless string of errors

code ninja skills won't save me from Monday mornings Yet

life saved by a mysterious stranger in a dimly lit library, who handed me a bookmark with only one word: 'recurse' now i'm haunted by the thought that maybe they were right all along

Ninja-like focus required for 3am pizza delivery runs Priorities are clear

somewhere in the code, i found a faint echo of my own heartbeat

life saved by code, now mine is lost in infinite loops

life is saved by SO, but sometimes it's just a minor syntax error

In code, I find my secret hideout

my coding skills have saved me from more office meetings than i can count now i'm just waiting for my web dev ninja training to pay off in the form of a permanent nap room #ninjalifehacks

code saved my sanity, but coffee still does #javascriptninjalife

my code is like a good relationship – it starts strong, but eventually you're stuck with its quirks forever

code is my sword, but the real battle is against coffee stains #javascriptnolifeforme