How I Accidentally Wiped Prod (And Lived)
A cautionary tale about the dangers of late-night deployments and the importance of backup strategies...
“Code. Commit. Crash. Repeat.”
Professional bug introducer. Amateur problem solver.
╔═══════════════════════════════╗ ║ > git status ║ ║ On branch: complete-chaos ║ ║ Changes: everything ║ ║ Ready to commit: never ║ ╚═══════════════════════════════╝
Who Am I? Probably GitRekt
Coffee-fueled developer, chaos enthusiast, occasional bug hunter.
When I’m not committing disasters, I’m learning, building, and debugging life itself.
$ cat /dev/urandom | head -c 100 | fortune
“I write code that may or may not destroy your expectations.”
A showcase of organized chaos and functional disasters
“It works on my machine™”
A to-do app that somehow manages your tasks better than you manage your life. Built with React and questionable life choices.
“Built with ☕ and panic”
REST API that returns random responses. Perfect for testing your error handling or breaking your frontend.
“Somehow still better than IE6”
A collection of CSS animations that will make your eyes bleed and your browser cry. Viewer discretion advised.
“"Fixed the thing" - actual commit”
Random commit message generator for when you're too tired to think of meaningful commit messages.
“It's bugs all the way down”
An app to track your bug trackers. Because apparently we needed more recursion in our lives.
Currently brewing more disasters in my local environment. Check back soon for fresh bugs and questionable architecture decisions.
Follow My Chaos on GitHubRandom thoughts from a caffeinated keyboard warrior
A cautionary tale about the dangers of late-night deployments and the importance of backup strategies...
Diving deep into the most controversial topic in programming. Spoiler alert: you're probably wrong...
A comprehensive guide to destroying your repository faster than you can say 'git push --force'...
An in-depth analysis of why CSS makes grown developers cry and how to embrace the madness...
Exploring the emotional rollercoaster of hunting bugs and the strange satisfaction of finding them...
A passionate defense of the most hated phrase in software development and why it's not your fault...
$ cat README.md
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