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Which for 500 million you could build a company with industry legends from scratch.
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It's not an os. It's just a name. Core of this, is a distributed system that fires of events, and synchronises state between nodes. And to be able to dynamically add and remove nodes as required. Then some integration with games e
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SpatialOS is nice tech, and can help people who don't have distributed systems engineering experience. However a couple distributed systems engineers, dev ops, and games engineers could build something similar. It's not that hard
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9y ago
Even taking account of this, it's still a lot less than other hubs. When UK Techies leave the UK for California. They don't come back. They have golden handcuffs money wise.
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That's the biggest issue for the UK attracting tech talent. Compared to other countries, the salaries on offer just are not that enticing compared other big hubs.
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9y ago
A domain is the business area you are trying to fix problems in. This is the standard definition. The technology you used can not make that harder or easier.
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Venture capitalists make silly investments all of the time. Countless times its been proven that connections + chrasmatic founder means investers will invest in silly things. Something seriously good + no connections and no charisma means y
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9y ago
I believe the cococa touch API is exposed like for like in xamarin.
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You can't make a domain more complicated by technology choices. You can make it more technically complicated.
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I would imagine xamarin is faster when you have a complicated domain.
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It is native code.
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People aren't going to work on a paid for product without any sort of payment...
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9y ago
Disadvantages to this approach is everything has to be virtual and you can't use decorators.
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9y ago
Errmm, simply the fact if someone had the last piece. You can't have one.
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9y ago
The point is that UWP is basically built on COM and can be used by all 3. C/C++ is good for people who have existing C++ codebases or skills, which they want to bring into the UWP world. C#/F# for new app development. JavaScript t
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9y ago
What do you mean edge is not UWP native? Are you saying it uses Win32?
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I think they mostly expected UWP apps to written in .net. You don't need a weird language for that.
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9y ago
You know exactly why they do it, to boost credibility. But obviously they're not every good at it...
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9y ago
I've been working on e-commerce platform that been around 7+ years with the same core logic. Since we use DDD, we can swap out technologies but keep our core business logic.
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9y ago
I'm seeing these patterns being referenced a lot more in java and node conferences recently.
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I find that strange since some of the most popular "enterprise" patterns in use were made popular in .net. CQRS/EVENT SOURCING/DDD
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.NET Core and Asp.net Core are simply the .net frameworks that are cross platform. .NET standard something your libraries can conform to, which allows it to run on the old .NET framework and the new core frameworks. Honestly having used pyt
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9y ago
That's because it's IIS. Setting up apache is similarly difficult. There's nothing stopping you just using self hosted websites.
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Apprantly people misunderstand a unit. Apprantly Kent beck meant unit to mean a single piece of behaviour, not classes or methods. https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/mockists-are-dead...
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Well it isn't usually much of problem in DDD because between aggregates eventual consistency is used. Only for a single aggregates is all work is expected to fully completed for an action which mongo is fully capable of.
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I think types should not be nullable unless explicitly specified.
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The core development stuff is good. Their git + pull request work flow is pretty good, and so is ci and release. The project management tools does not seem quite has polished as other products though..
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I agree interviewing is basically a skill now. But I find that concept silly since since whole point of interview is to find how good you are as a developer. Not how good you are at interviewing.
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That's the thing your persistence adapter is a separate thing to your domain. You can implement it however you want.
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Having worked on ERP systems, I find the dB often becomes a major bottleneck because of this reason. You end up creating a really beefy single database, with tons of ram, infinityio etc We have a bunch of different DBs for specific purposes
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