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I was looking through the source of the CI website and noticed these

<!—Candy comes in a wrapper—>
<div id=“wrapperWit”>
<!—Hard candy outer shell—>
<!—Gooey center—>

Gotta love a programmers sense of humor 😊

The EE source is full of stuff like this.

If so, we’ll celebrate wildly.

Smite Our Enemies:  Advanced Conditionals

..in one giant loop o’ love

Let us hear it for the preservation of array keys!

I personally love this one

// If the target width/height match the source then it's pointless to crop, right?
// So if dynamic output isn't on, then we'll return true so the user thinks
// the process succeeded. It'll be our little secret…

It’s in the image lib :p

I always do this as well. Not only is it fun while doing it, it’s also fun returning to the code. A programmer’s humor is definitely the best one around! :D

I do this in all the time in my code. Mainly to keep my self from going crazy. Its also really funny when you work in a team and from accost the room you hear someone bust out laughing. 😊

Its also really funny when you work in a team and from accost the room you hear someone bust out laughing. 😊

A team… ? I gotta get me one of those!

Randy Casburn is the only guy I know who doesn’t do this. 😛

Comments?  In code?  What’s that?
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And then then combine with humor—you’ve got to be kidding!
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🧛 <- Randy late at night hehehaHAHA

Ohhhh…Spoof said…

...Mainly to keep my self from going crazy….

I get it then. It’s too late for me 🐛

::makes note to self that the next serious code comment he writes will have an annotation::

// The seriousness of this comment has been brought to you in part by Randy Casburn

Derek, nice tutorials on the website, they were really helpful.

Oh, BTW: Did you miss out the i in “id” on purpose? 😊

Derek, nice tutorials on the website, they were really helpful.

Oh, BTW: Did you miss out the i in “id” on purpose? 😊

Er… what?

On one of the tutorials, i can’t remember which one, you wrote d_something instead of id_something which broke the redirect.

I try to get audience interaction in my screencasts and it doesn’t get much more interactive than getting the viewer to yell at their screen at a bonehead mistake!  Honestly I have no memory if that was in the script or not.

I’ve always liked to put in the moment I figured something out in the comments. So you’ll get

2:23 AM, SomeDate: It Workz!

Yups, humour sense. I love it. Some light in dark code.

😊