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Hawxy
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> CDK is just another way of expressing the same things as terraform and cloudfront but using a framework which is opaque. It also involves writing many, many less lines of code than Cloudformation/Terraform thanks to the excellent
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4y ago
I'd argue this library design is fairly ancient in C# land. The reliance on static configuration values goes against modern DI-centric design + integration patterns. It also doesn't have a central entry-point for discoverability a
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4y ago
Easily Vue 3, the dev tooling/xp + docs are much better over Vue 2.
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4y ago
> Most of the other ones considered weren't quite there yet From what I recall, quasar managed to update very quickly. Vuetify is currently in Beta for Vue 3 as they went with a greenfield rewrite to deal with tech debt. I rolled it
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4y ago
> Additionally, the Dell Precision line (the business workstation-replacement line) is exceptional for development We got one of the first batches of 11th gen models of the Precision. The glue around the edge of my display wasn't do
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4y ago
I think the texture issues are due to the underlying plane model being a port from PMDGs previous releases on older simulators. If you look at a greenfield plane built specifically for MSFS like the Fenix a320 the texture work is immaculate
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4y ago
> MS will put some arbitrary restrictions on .net or some part of its toolchain. I doubt this. Microsoft's monetary strategy around .NET for a number is years has been "look at how easy you can deploy/run/monitor your
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4y ago
> Sorry, but OmniSharp sucks I agree. This appears more like an attempt to get the most value (integration of proprietary Visual Studio features that devs want) into the VSCode extension as quickly as possible. Said proprietary libraries
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4y ago
There's also a new port forwarding parameter on session manager so you can easily connect to a private RDS via a bastion host. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2022/05/aws-syste... https:
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5y ago
> Which is why nobody runs Java, C#, Python, Elixir in WASM for anything other than a mockup experiment. We run C# Blazor in production, as do a number of local firms. For the record it's very pleasant to work with.
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DEV-0537 targeting organizations for data exfiltration and destruction
(microsoft.com)
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Auth0 is run as an isolated subsidiary in its own infrastructure, with the old CEO still overseeing operations. Due to the massive difference in Okta & Auth0's implementations I don't see that changing anytime soon.
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5y ago
Was this the first time using .NET for most of your devs? > LINQ supports interleaving DB operations with not-db operations This hasn't been the case since EF Core 3.0, it will throw an exception if something can't be translat
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5y ago
> as there’s also no definitive resource for a newcomer on what has changed that would make older documentation inaccurate. The two pages you want are: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/migration
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5y ago
> including officially supported libs like the Vue-Router/Vuex was ready FYI this part isn't true, both vue-router and vuex were updated in parallel and were ready for Vue 3's release.
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5y ago
Same. Vuetify v3 sadly got delayed yet again to Feb Beta/May GA.
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5y ago
That neocities site isn't exactly an authoritative source. They consider a company holding any kind of information about you (even for legitimate business purposes) as "spyware". It's the tech version of paranoia and sho
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5y ago
> even newest .net 5 is much more cumbersome compared to eg. golang (important for startups). FYI .NET 6 + C# 10 has a ton of work invested into removing the "enterprise boilerplate" experience and making the language and frame
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5y ago
> privacy policy of a closed-source product that will be collecting and selling your data I know this the general HN opinion of free & closed software, but I think this is one scenario where it doesn't ring true. On top of Disco
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5y ago
I think the only time I've found people this far off the main track is users that only know C#/mono coming from Unity Engine. > targeting mono under nginx on linux...no support for monodevelop on windows Because you should have
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5y ago
I recently did a comparison of Pulumi and CDK. Pulumi's AWS abstractions are sadly nowhere near as good as CDK patterns, resulting in far more code needing to be written for the same result. I've also noticed that Pulumi seems to
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5y ago
> most .NET programmers who I knew, would just hammer at things to make it work. I hope the examples you listed are facetious or from the very early days of async/await in C#, otherwise I'd seriously question the skillset of th
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5y ago
I've recently started using the new .NET 6 templates and honestly I don't miss the OOP boilerplate. Yes it's a bit of a shock at first, but you quickly realize that having your ASP.NET Core startup code split into two files a
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> An often-asked question is how to synchronously wait on an async method. The usual answer is "don't do it" like it solves anything. But async methods return a Task and the official examples for tasks tell you explicitly
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WebView2 has been out for ages, it released with the new edge browser. You can launch what you like in it from your own application.
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Wouldn't be a HN password manager thread without someone randomly plugging Bitwarden when it has nothing to do with the actual topic :)
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> have realized that the term "bot" is being used in a very nonstandard manner. For some additional context, Discord bots aren't that far off from IRC bots. You invite a bot to your server, you give the permissions and cha
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> such as multi-domains aren't supported Thankfully this is being actively worked on: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/944#issuecommen...
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FYI this has been supported in CDK for a few months now. See the CrossAccountZoneDelegation at the end of this section: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/aws-route53-...
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5y ago
Just a note that this isn't true anymore. All the official C# tutorials default to VSCode + dotnet CLI. The Web framework tutorials also let you switch instructions depending on what editor you're using.
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