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by UK-AL 9y ago
Yes, but if your going to compare(Badly in this case). You probably want to test it in isolation.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
"Your web server is not the bottleneck." - Highly depends on your setup. But removing any 3rd party libraries, and external requests. Generally .NET core is faster.
333.
by UK-AL 9y ago
Just a basic request/response with barely anything thing in it, shows the .NET core is faster than node. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43920942/unexpected-outc... Obviously this isn't very scientif
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by UK-AL 9y ago
All the modern development on VSTS is focused on git as well.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Yes, but CRUD applications are typically done for small applications on uninteresting problems where people don't really care about code quality. So they have a bad reputation. The worst CRUD applications, is where they've been ex
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by UK-AL 9y ago
I assume for most companies, exchange + outlook
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by UK-AL 9y ago
asp.net core + c#, typescript + react
338.
by UK-AL 9y ago
You can probably side load uwp apps if you want to.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Does he not understand static methods? Static methods exist in C++ and do not require an object to be created...
340.
by UK-AL 9y ago
It's generally hard to do academic research on these sorts of things. Since you need multiple teams, building similar software in order to compare.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
I know that Roslyn the C# compiler visual studio taps into defiantly does support incremental compilation.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
There isn't a way. It's an issue that blights everyone in the industry. Probably the best your going get is the book "Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art " Even applying those techniques you get it wrong. Mos
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by UK-AL 9y ago
IPC used is fairly common for desktop programmers. IPC just communicating with another process, and technically web developers are doing it as well. What most people mean is something like COM(Windows), Named pipes, memory mapped files, etc
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Most of those are products that are not expected run over night in batching mode. You may get the need to have things to run overnight using engineering, simulation, rendering products with some sort of long running process. But these norma
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by UK-AL 9y ago
But there isn't good alternative for client operating system. The best you can do use devops tools, but you can tell they're really built for server deployments.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
It's nothing to do with the support guys. It's do with the support by the vender. When you deploy an os over something as large as the NHS, your going to hit a few snags, perhaps at the code level. You will need somebody who you c
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by UK-AL 9y ago
If software worked every convincible use case, it would become impossible to use from UI perspective. Windows 10 is focused as a consumer os, designed for users to run their applications. Similar to iOS or android. If you want to run batch
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by UK-AL 9y ago
It doesn't work very well with group policy.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
NHS would need to pay someone for Linux desktop support. It's normally as expensive as windows.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Does it have something that is at least as powerful as active directory? If not, it's a no go for an organisation such as the NHS.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
I would assume the large majority of windows users doing batch stuff over night are businesses. At that point you should probably be using windows server + wsus. Which give you a lot more control over updates.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Windows also tells you it will perform an update on restart. It says "Update and restart" rather than just restart.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
He wasn't just involved in c#, he was the lead on c#.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
A simple patching policy would have fixed this
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Maybe, but a patch for this issue being exploited has been out for quite some time. What's happened is that unpatched versions are being exploited.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
NHS isn't centralised. And not really locked in. NHS relies patch work of legacy software. Each trust and hospital handle I.T their own way. Which is why some are affected and some are not. So far it spread via file sharing and emails.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Why do simulations have to be real time online systems? Most simulations don't work like that at all.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
The result will be intensify what they are already doing rather than to rethink the system.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
In organisation like the NHS something like active directory becomes almost mandatory. Open sources equivalents are nowhere near as good.
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by UK-AL 9y ago
Does it particularly matter what language it's in? You can build distributed system in any language. Their documentation and demos shows that you describe the entities, entity state and events in their own domain specific language as a

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