DSteinmann

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by DSteinmann 10y ago
In the first article you raised two issues about REST: Developers disagree on what it means to be "REST-ful", and HATEOS never took off, despite being the feature that distinguishes REST from other APIs. In the second article you
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
This has been reposted so many times by the author and by others that I can't help but finally ask. What's the point? This would lead to your API being comprised of blocks of HTML which are probably only useable for one product. W
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
They can only reuse the same tropes so many times. Season 3 takes most of the "mind blowing" ideas from the first series and repackages them in a weaker presentation. The first episode was a weaker repackaging of Fifteen Million M
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
For anyone reading this thread, using a 60W cabled for a >60W load is NOT FINE. Quote: "60W is fine unless you're pegging your CPU/GPU constantly." Translation: Your house will only burn down if your laptop goes into
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
It's not just change. It's difficult to make it work for a single version. It was difficult back when the build tools were a handful of powershell scripts. It was difficult when they moved to the dotnet tooling. Microsoft shouldn&
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
Yes, Really, and I am sure there are some people who have had no problems. That doesn't invalidate the countless hours I spent making this dreadful system work. Did you put it on your build server without installing Visual Studio on it
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
What a disaster. The tail wagged the dog in the .NET Core team. Every step of the way it became clearer that this was a pet project of some ivory-tower programmers and that we would be left to patch together this mess. Try adding a .NET Cor
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
> How quickly should it be doing the loading of that specific set of files Sub 500ms? Read the solution, read each project file, read the first level of file and folder names in each project, then show the solution explorer. Anything els
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
I know that. I wouldn't touch node with a 10 foot pole (after past experiences) and since the parent comment's framework is integrated with Node it's a non-starter.
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
> CrocodileJS is a Node MVC framework that lets you chew apart JavaScript Four words in and CrocodileJS is already lumped onto the 4/5ths heap of unusable frameworks (Node is an immediate non-starter in the same vein as MongoDB). Ju
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
I doubt any competent developers are even considering Angular for new projects. Not just because of 1.x but because it's not a relevant technology anymore. Everywhere I look cyclic data is the way forward. Using Angular now is like usi
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by DSteinmann 10y ago
> but based on what you've said, especially "I don't fancy the new and shiny. I just get things done fast and done properly", would be enough for me to label you a senior programmer. I think that's wild speculati
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1 points by DSteinmann 10y ago|1 comments