Self-Comment

• BEST Shoveling of today ^___^ ◦ On EditText of coupon bottom sheet, edit.text was kept being underlined. ◦ To disable the ugly underlining, I did everything - (setting background null, setting background tint transparent etc.). However, everything did not work, and I figured out that google keyboard’s word suggesting feature was the problem. Gboard’s suggestion feature was somehow wrapping the text with a underlined span tag. So, I added a span-removing feature inside the text change listener, and finally it was solved.

for (span in s.getSpans(0, it.length, UnderlineSpan::class.java)) {
    s.removeSpan(span)
}

◦ It was quite frustrating to spend too much time on minor feature. However this strong black underline was ruining our designer’s nice & clean prototype • From this week, I started contributing to our company app’s code, meaning that I’m pushing to the branch. And yesterday I got first comment on github PR. I liked my supervisor’s feedbacks and comments too. ▪︎ He’s a great supervisor with generous & relaxing attitude. I’m not saying that this attitude is always absolutely splendid, but it’s surely good to me since I’m almost always stressed and put pressure to myself. I would’ve been stressed out and quit if he was so demanding and ungenerous with compliments. My lab supervisor in graduate school was just that kind of person, and I still feel so void when I think of those days being gas lighted. It was a great choice to run out of that place ▪︎ He comments on github, professionally and kindly. I didn’t know that this was possible, since me myself is not kindly in text when I try to be professional. But when a more-professional person and less-professional person makes a professional conversation, both people feel lots of pressure. Less professional person can feel intimidated, being afraid that lack of experience & knowledge can be shown under qualified. However, funny fact is that more-professional person can also feel lots of pressure for the same reason. My supervisor always talks humorously while lowering himself, saying that he doesn’t know this well too, but it’s okay and we’ll someday figure out etc.