Web Programming Pins and Buttons
Description: This funny vintage original 99 problems technology shirt is a great present for computer programmers, software engineers, networking specialists or ethical hacker whether they are developing game software or installing routers. This fun smart humorous custom tee is best for coders, teacher, technology team members, computer science majors, IT workers, gamer, and those in development. A great joke gift for the geek and nerd in all of us who love to code.
99 Problems but Binary Ain’t One Funny Tech Design Pin
by HighBrowDesigns
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This is an original JavaScript frameworks word cloud in the shape of the iconic JS logo. This is perfect for you front-end web developers!
Original JavaScript Frameworks Word Cloud Design Pin
by TeesByJay
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Geek T-shirt for every graphic designer and the walking dead series fan. Don't be afraid of the deadlines with that funny print - "The Walking Deadline"
Weird, It Worked Yesterday - Programmer T-shirt Pin
by Programmer T-shirts / Otaku T-shirts
$2.75 $3.25
Description: A design for the beginners of programming language include first level program.
Hello world - First program in Computer science Pin
by mangobanana
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This cute & sweet 'ACCEPT COOKIES' funny saying is a great Christmas present or birthday gift idea for a gamer, computer programmer, nerd or chocolate, biscuit, snack, gaming, candy or cookie lover.
Accept cookies nerd funny programmer cookie gift Pin
by LaundryFactory
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This clever design plays on the binary code theme, making it an ideal gift for programmers, computer scientists, and coding enthusiasts. Whether you're deep in the world of tech or simply love all things related to computers, this fun and minimalist design celebrates the logic and creativity behind coding. It’s a great way to show off your passion for programming while keeping things light and humorous. Perfect for students, developers, or anyone in the tech industry looking for a stylish and playful nod to their love for coding.
Binary Code - Funny Programmer & Computer Science Coding Gift Pin
by ScienceCorner
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Think in Code: Steve Jobs possessed extraordinary drive and talent, skills he used to take Apple from a startup in a garage to one of the world's most valuable companies. Beyond business acumen or entrepreneurial skills, though, Jobs valued programming knowledge. "Everyone in this country should learn to program a computer," said Jobs, "because it teaches you to think." Not only is coding crucial in many jobs—both in programming careers and many other scientific and technical careers today—it’s an ability that can improve the way you approach new challenges in life. At its core, programming is about problem solving: thinking logically and breaking down a problem into steps to find a solution.
Description: Ideal for you TypeScript and JavaScript programmers. TypeScript is a wonderful alternative to CoffeeScript and adds type safety, productivity, intellisense, and easier debugging over vanilla JavaScript
Original TypeScript Cloud T-Shirt | JavaScript Pin
by TeesByJay
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Express your love for scientific rigor and statistical significance with this bold and humorous "Your Opinion Is Not P < 0.05" shirt. Designed for her, this tee is perfect for the women who appreciate the importance of data-driven decision making. With its witty message and stylish design, it's an ideal gift for science enthusiasts, statistics aficionados, engineers, or the best teachers who inspire critical thinking. Stand out with this funny and thought-provoking shirt that celebrates the significance of evidence-based reasoning.
Your Opinion Is Not P < 0.05 Shirt - Statistically Significant P-Value Science Statistics Funny Pin
by WaBastian | One-stop Gift Shop!
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Programmer. I don't always test my code, but when I do, I prefer to do it in production. Java, C+, Ruby on Rails or powershell scripter doesn't matter, this cowboy coder design would make a special gift for the geeky programmer in your life! Anyone who's written code in development knows it just doesn't run the same in the production environment. Who hasn't been tempted once or twice to just give it a little test in the live, just to one server (eek!)