I am weak and friendly

Chapter 86 No, "Ah, you are"—every member of the organization is a treasure (Please continue reading)
Tang Yiping suppressed his excitement and chatted with Shen Qianyu and his apprentice for a while longer. He showered Liu Teng with compliments, saying that Shen Qianyu always talked about how excellent his mentor was, with both technical skills and patience, thus giving Liu Teng a lot of emotional value.

Only after a slight tug-of-war with Liu Teng did they retrieve his "completely useless APP adaptation technique".

Unfortunately, Tang Yiping's "Carrion Eater" can only eat one at a time. Actually, Tang Yiping was also quite interested in the "Windows XP Maintenance Techniques". He remembered that Master Tang had an old computer that ran XP, and that computer was Tang Yiping's introduction to computers.

It seems to be lying in the basement right now? I wonder if it will still be usable after I go back and clean it up.

But no rush. Now that we know, we can talk about it next time we need it.

Tang Yiping bid farewell to Liu Teng, while feeling the knowledge slowly flowing out of his mind like a spring.

Back at his workstation, Tang Yiping took out his phone, intending to experiment with how to package an app, at least to adapt it to the same model as his own phone.

As he tried to recall the incident, he decided to download the relevant software online, but after entering the URL, he saw a blank page and realized something was wrong.

Wait, this website address...

The technique of "completely useless app adaptation" is actually adapted to the WP system???

This system has been dead for years!
Tang Yiping didn't even know how to complain.

It really is a completely useless app adaptation technique!
However, to be fair, it can't be said that it's completely useless; at least it takes up space.

Of course, based on this technology, Tang Yiping also roughly sensed the strength of Linghai Technology back then.

Putting aside other things, back then, Linghai Technology's local life application took this kind of half-dead system into account.
I really don't know if they're just burning money or have huge ambitions.

It's truly heartbreaking to see it in such a terrible state now.

After going through all that trouble and ending up back where he started, Tang Yiping decided to make peace with himself.

Although everyone's needs are urgent and their demands are important, we shouldn't compromise ourselves or disrupt our own pace just because of other people's demands, right?

At least there's an initial version; it's a bit difficult to use, but it's not unusable.

The pursuit of beauty is understandable, but it must also abide by objective laws.

My main job right now is developing other modules of the logistics management system.

If I can't handle it, the company will go bankrupt, and I won't have anything to eat.

In the afternoon, Tang Yiping focused on developing the logistics management module.

then……

He then encountered a problem.

The "outdated programming techniques" I got from Bao Ge clearly didn't include modular development. When Bao Ge switched to management, the technology was already outdated, and he had never systematically practiced modular programming.

Tang Yiping usually doesn't show any fear, relying entirely on his unique self-created language and the "Stacking Insects".

Tang Yiping's code was terribly written; it was basically a massive pile of crap, the kind that makes you want to vomit just looking at it. Everything was a jumbled mess, not a single independent module.

If Tang Yiping had written the entire project himself, it might still be terrible, but it could still run using [Stacking Bug]. But now he's collaborating with others.

This is troublesome.

Tang Yiping felt that he was doomed.

Real pills.

After struggling for two hours without making any progress, Tang Yiping had no choice but to ask his mentor for help.

Ban Ge looked at Tang Yiping's code for a while.

Looked at it for a while.

Then he sighed and said to Tang Yiping, "To be honest, I can't understand what you've written..."

Well then, what a pitiful, thick barrier between a genius disciple and an ordinary master!

"Why don't you go ask Brother Ze?"

It seems I am truly a genius. In this sect, only the sect's resident female genius uncle can teach me.

With that thought in mind, Tang Yiping went to find Brother Ze again.

Ze Ge looked at Tang Yiping's code for a while.

Looked at it for a while.

Then she sighed and said to Tang Yiping, "Pingzi, why don't you take a break... The code is so bad... Well, it's quite hard work to write such an abstract code. Anyway, you've finished writing the core algorithm, which is a crucial part. As for the rest, Xiangzi and I will help you with the integration once we're done."

Tang Yiping: "..." Okay, Brother Ze, you don't need to worry about my feelings. Just tell me my code is bad.

"Was my writing too bad?" Tang Yiping still wanted to hear the truth.

"It's not that bad... it's just... lacking in experience."

It was indeed terrible.

Tang Yiping was a little unhappy.

Although Ze Ge and Xiang Ge said they would help him with the connection, he felt that this was his own business.

From a young age, Master Tang taught him to do things for himself.

So it's his own business whether he goes to university, goes out to work, or lives independently.

This logistics management module is also his own project; he is developing a paid version based on his open-source FORK.

If I ask Brother Ze and Brother Xiang to help me with the connections, how could I possibly charge them?

Moreover, code wasn't his only worry. He carefully studied other open-source releases and closed-source paid cases and found that there were still many pitfalls, especially in terms of legal aspects, which he was unlikely to be able to handle on his own.

He was just joking when he said that Master Tang was a lawyer, just to scare Brother Bao. Master Tang wasn't actually a lawyer.

He needs a lawyer, but he doesn't know any lawyers.

All afternoon, Tang Yiping stumbled through writing code, researching and learning, and worrying about this and that.

He didn't remember he had an appointment until the alarm clock rang.

"Classmates, I'm off first! Those who aren't afraid to die, follow me!" Tang Yiping sent a message in the internship group chat and prepared to start his wheelchair race.

"Hiriko, are you crazy? It's only 4:30 PM! We don't get off work until 6 PM!"

"Watch me show you how Brother Bao is currently a criminal!" Tang Yiping replied, then sped away.

Bao Ge stood at the door, seeing him off like a hotel waiter: "Brother Ping, you're off work! Take care, Brother Ping!"

Tang Yiping sighed as he watched the sarcastic remarks surging from the herd of cattle and horses.

How pathetic! Thick barriers!
Actually, it was already a bit late at 4:30, and the crowd of people leaving get off work was already taking shape. Fortunately, Tang Yiping had learned a new technique for cutting in line, which allowed him to arrive at the agreed-upon small garden before 5:00.

Just as Tang Yiping rounded a row of large trees blocking his view, he heard someone shout from ahead:
"Hey, still not convinced? Beat him up!"

"These lawbreakers are disgusting! Hitting you would only dirty my hands! Watch me kick you!"

Tang Yiping drove forward for another ten meters or so before he saw Li Chongshan and Wen Rui kicking someone hard.

"Tang, classmate!" Upon seeing Tang Yiping, the two men wiped the sweat from their brows and said to him, "Please wait a moment, we'll beat him into submission right away!"

"What does this guy do?" Tang Yiping asked.

"The legal team is full of heartless litigators."

"What about before?"

“I remember he switched from law to coding when he was young, worked as a programmer for about ten years, was laid off at 35, and joined the legal team, where he specializes in handling technology lawsuits in our company.” Li Chongshan had obviously done his research.

What's with this pathetic feeling?

However, is it a matter of encoding conversion?

Tang Yiping's eyes lit up.

Oh my! Are you a treasure sent from heaven?
"Have you ever written an app before?" Tang Yiping asked.

"I wrote...I wrote it."

Tang Yiping rubbed his fists together, determined to really stab the knife this time and tear the kidneys out.

Still two.

　Theoretically, this is the last day to read it~ It's highly unlikely to be featured in subsequent recommendations~ It will most likely be released on May 1st.

　　Ugh, I have absolutely no drafts saved!

　　I'm going to collect some manuscripts.

(End of this chapter)