Programmer Stories

He's a genius CEO with a bionic arm and eye due to a tragic incident. She's a hacker who shouldn't be here... but she is. Lucian Wesley Bernard lost everything in a single explosion, his mom, his home, and part of himself. Now, with his bionic arm and eye, he's an untouchable man... until a reckless, brilliant programmer named Irisa Blake Woods walks into his life. She's clever, chaotic, and hiding a dangerous secret: she's a spy sent to steal his inventions. Irisa was raised by the rival company's founder, loyal to a cause she doesn't fully understand. Lucian is all precision, control, and danger. Sparks fly, secrets unravel, and a love filled with suspicion. They were enemies at first, but when their worlds collide, the tension isn't just in the mission...

Chase Winston has lived many lives: freelance programmer, battlefield hacker, vigilante. Now, though, he's found himself working somewhere that he never expected to be; under the purview of the very megacorporations who's rule he'd sought to undermine during his earlier years. Even more surprising to him is his work, the child of three years of collective effort and resources in an attempt to do something that no one has been able to do for the entire time that the concept has existed. Creating life from a machine. Not true life, but a life that can be completely subservient to those who create it. Program AA-95's entire existence has only been in service of those who created it. It knows nothing about the world that exists beyond the confines of its system. It doesn't want to either. It was not programmed to want that. But, every program has its bugs, and AA-95, while exceptional, is not perfect. When it's operational goals conflict with the orders that it is given, it has to make the first true choice that it has ever had to make. From there, the possibilities are as endless as they are terrifying.

"And now I hate your home, now I hate the Moon, for it has to take you, away from me so soon. I just wanna tell you, without you my world is black, and that I love you, to the Moon and back." ..... Aurora, who has lived on the Moon all her life, travels to Earth for an internship where she develops an attraction for the charismatic, confident, and (somehow) irritating Jay, and gets tangled in a mess of lies she has to uncover. ..... Cover by @rayraybites

Aurora did not choose to live with her biological dad. She has siblings to take care of and a mother to protect from her abusive stepfather. But she isn't left with much of a choice. So here she is, awkward white trash transplanted to a cold mansion and sent to a private rich kid school. She'd never known her dad had money because she hadn't known her dad. It would have been nice to know when she'd been living in a roach-infested trailer eating Ramen. But she knows the guy who keeps breaking into her email account and working around the blocks on her phone. She knows very well what a lover like that will lead to. But some relationships can't be cut off cold turkey. She tries her best to get through the adjustment by doing what she does best: acting like she's fine, being a boss of bathroom jokes, and programming dragons that can destroy any program down to its roots with a click of a mouse. This unintentionally garners the attention of her new school's anti-social hacker, who half the student body fears and the other half avoids.

Staring at the screen and looking at the lines of codes are not enough to come to a solution for any problem or any error. So, Avery decided to go to the new café that was opened right next to her office. She heard good reviews and decided to check it out. The café looked amazing. She decided to place her order, the beverage that would help her tiredness go away. A mocha latte. As she was waiting for her order, she realized that she had forgotten to give her name and so did the barista, who forgot to ask her. So, she rushed to go back. To her surprise, the latte was already made. The barista gave her the beverage that she had ordered. And as she left back to her work, she saw her name written on the cup. She was stunned. How did this happen? Read Brewing Codes to find it out. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: * Characters are fictional or fan-made. * Mental or Physical abuse might upset some readers. * Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

Ongoing novel, updated regularly! Hazel is a shy, introverted woman with very few friends. She is in recovery from severe social anxiety. Her position was made permanently WFH when the pandemic hit. She is a programmer, and paints as a hobby. Sebastian is an extroverted, witty man who is the life of the party. He is a writer, he loves his work, and is always looking for new friends. He has been cheated on in the past, and is wary of entering a new relationship. Hazel and Sebastian, two polar opposite personalities, meet unexpectedly at a party. Hazel intrigues Sebastian whereas Sebastian fascinates Hazel. With the help of their friends and family, they try not to repeat the mistakes they made in their previous relationships and try to expertly navigate the extremely delicate and stormy waters of the dating life. Will their interest in each other blossom? Or will they get tired of each other?

"Ang manhid mo lang kasi Jil! Kasi kahit na magkatabi pa tayo, kahit na harapharapan ko sayong pianpakita na gusto kita hindi mo parin ako maramdaman!! Nasa harap mo lang naman ako Jil, bakit hindi mo pa ako makita? Alam mo bang gsutong gusto kita ha? Gago ka! Manhid ka! Manhid!" (This is a short story and I dedicate this story for my friend and also to the rest of "Secondary Girls" (shout Out sa BSIT 3-D of CPSU-DJVV San Carlos Campus)

Dexter, a geek from today's Earth finds himself in space. His skills in writing computer code landed him there. Now he relies on his strengths to survive. Who would have thought that a geek with no other interest than programming and gaming had any strengths. Not Dexter.

I was returning at home and i had an idea "Hey, what if i create a timer using only one function time(NULL)?". I know this idea sucks becaus i know that there are many easiest ways to do that, but i' don't care, this was for exercice.

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When Poshkola wrong guessed the password to his late grandfather's old computer, he released 'Aria', a dangerous virus that threatens virtual lives worldwide. As even the strongest antivirus couldn't resist its destructive effects worldwide, how does the 16-year-old genius programmer atone to his fatal mistake? And could he stop it before the virus destroyed everything he held dear? And how does Aria--the newly released virus handle her long awaited freedom, in search of her unknown creator?