Found a bug that was actually a feature Debugged code while dancing to your favorite tunes Calls themselves full-stack Said "It's a feature, not a bug" Fixed a bug by creating another one Debugged a problem for 4 hours, only to find a typo Refactored code to be a work of art Wrote a documentation that was actually useful Got a code review without any suggested changes Has noise canceling headphones Accidentally deleted the production database Hates it when people calls them full-stack Decided to give up coding at some point Wears a hoodie to work Wrote a script to automate boring tasks Debugged code in under 5 minutes Stayed late night coding Collaborated on open source projects Started using a stack before it was cool Has a folder of unfinished side projects Has a mechanical keyboard Used an obscure library that actually worked Hopes someones asks them about your IDE theme Solved a bug under the shower Found a bug that was actually a feature Debugged code while dancing to your favorite tunes Calls themselves full-stack Said "It's a feature, not a bug" Fixed a bug by creating another one Debugged a problem for 4 hours, only to find a typo Refactored code to be a work of art Wrote a documentation that was actually useful Got a code review without any suggested changes Has noise canceling headphones Accidentally deleted the production database Hates it when people calls them full-stack Decided to give up coding at some point Wears a hoodie to work Wrote a script to automate boring tasks Debugged code in under 5 minutes Stayed late night coding Collaborated on open source projects Started using a stack before it was cool Has a folder of unfinished side projects Has a mechanical keyboard Used an obscure library that actually worked Hopes someones asks them about your IDE theme Solved a bug under the shower
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Found a bug that was actually a feature
Debugged code while dancing to your favorite tunes
Calls themselves full-stack
Said "It's a feature, not a bug"
Fixed a bug by creating another one
Debugged a problem for 4 hours, only to find a typo
Refactored code to be a work of art
Wrote a documentation that was actually useful
Got a code review without any suggested changes
Has noise canceling headphones
Accidentally deleted the production database
Hates it when people calls them full-stack
Decided to give up coding at some point
Wears a hoodie to work
Wrote a script to automate boring tasks
Debugged code in under 5 minutes
Stayed late night coding
Collaborated on open source projects
Started using a stack before it was cool
Has a folder of unfinished side projects
Has a mechanical keyboard
Used an obscure library that actually worked
Hopes someones asks them about your IDE theme
Solved a bug under
the shower