CmonDev

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by CmonDev 12y ago
Check the next generation approach for a modern IDE: http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2014/05/27/nitra-goes-open-so... https://github.com/JetBrains/Nitra
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Adblock and do-not-track request should be promoted as much as possible.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
"give back what people have given to me (knowledge, ideas, materialistic things if any)" It's very easy: always pay taxes and avoid tax optimisation.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Why not change to this: "Available for 5% of computers".
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Well, this explains why it's performing reasonably well.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
"I'd love to just grab a coffee and discuss how we can work together" How do they know you are good? Do you propose they grab a coffee with every candidate?
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Reminds of Zynga trying to bully/steal the equity back from employees. I think MBA types just don't consider developers to be equals (is "line value generation resources" the right term ?).
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by CmonDev 12y ago
The source of Google's inspiration for reference: http://aozora.github.io/bootmetro/docs/docs-index.html http://metroui.org.ua
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by CmonDev 12y ago
I guess, although this sort of editors tend to mutate into a semi-IDE in their later stages: https://sublime.wbond.net/browse/popular
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by CmonDev 12y ago
It's very similar: a notepad application with keyboard shortcuts. Good when cannot afford/access a proper IDE.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
It's actually pretty good and practical (unlike those "knows all sorting algorithms" assessments).
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Wow, using a high-level scripting language results in short programs?! Who would've guessed.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
It's a reference book, not a book to be read from cover to cover.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
The author seems to be quite clueless: not even a single mention on [indie] games - the true art of the future (in extreme, but not uncommon case requires drawing, coding, composing and design skills). His understanding of future art remind
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Well, if it's a website then it should be optional. If it's a web application then it shouldn't be. HTML and web are about linked documents after all. The fact that industry decided to slap a scripting language on top and cal
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Go is a narrowly-specialized language though (no cross-platform mobile, lack of generics is bad for some projects etc.).
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by CmonDev 12y ago
...and then close eyes and pretend that IntelliJ supports C#, F#, Xamarin, UnityVS and other useful things.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
>> "Node.js" If you need an HTTP Reactor pattern implementation in .NET, there is one coming soon. Patterns are not hot or old, they are just different for different needs.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
You probably forgot to install ReSharper - an understandable mistake.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
"but almost any OSS Framework" - are there real choices that do not involve the dynamic typing maintenance nightmare while giving you a C#-quality language? Maybe just Scala + Play.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
You get a cute spinner animation instead of a blinking page. Thick client is coming back. Also JS developers are cheaper, although good ones are hard to find, because everyone likes server-side.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
If you put it this way, Clojure is old too I guess.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
"There are other, more important needs in my life that are not related to programming languages. What I’m most scared of, though, is being left behind." At least there is a choice. Also being creative is one of the important needs
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by CmonDev 12y ago
All but one are profoundly old, yet making a come back.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Can't some of those problems be solved with something like NServiceBus and 0MQ? Aren't F# MailBoxProcessors similar to Scala's Akka?
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by CmonDev 12y ago
It's good when you are writing it but someone else will be maintaining it :).
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by CmonDev 12y ago
It's a choice really: using a built-in exhaustive type system, or creating one manually with unit-tests. Unless you are happy with certain types of bugs.
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by CmonDev 12y ago
"development slower and more expensive" really means "I am ready to trade speed of development for having more bugs"
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Roslyn vs F# Compiler(fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
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by CmonDev 12y ago
Less things to learn when coming from XNA/MonoGame background. Especially when JavaScript will start reminding a real language with the 6.0 release.

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