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10y ago
You don't particularly need distributed transactions if you design it right. Generally try avoid them if you can. They have massive performance overheads.
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10y ago
You'll find most Microservices experts will say microservices is a specific implementation of SOA. A lot of the early SOA architectures used huge middleware applications. Modern microservices keeps the stuff inside the microservices th
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10y ago
I don't think he wants great people. That's the point.
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10y ago
Showing a featured app on the windows store tile != Installing an app.
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10y ago
"OS decides to install Candy Crush and other games I never asked for. Unacceptable. " - I would like more details on this. I don't think I've heard of that before?
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10y ago
Grass is greener. You start noticing issues with Mac OS X as well once you start using it professionally.
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10y ago
Literally every piece of complicated software is developed via tickets/cases/what ever you call them these days. It's the thing that people naturally graitate towards. You can assign code to them, create releases using them,
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10y ago
Your c# skills allow you do pretty much any developer job web/desktop/mobile/games. So what do you want to do?
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10y ago
Minimum wage in that part of the country could easily get an apartment share.
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10y ago
You can easily get a apartment share for minimum wage in that part of the country.
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10y ago
Parser combinators are top down parsers.
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10y ago
Bing has 30-40% of the market for search. Remember lots of search engines are just rebranded bing.
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10y ago
Except monopoly is the exception not the norm in most market areas..
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10y ago
The whole point is to lower the cost.
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10y ago
But how you separate personal possessions from capital possessions, if all capital is meant to owned by the community. Is a bread maker capital? Will i be allowed to own a bread maker? What if we start giving bread as gifts to our friends.
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10y ago
Non monopolised capital is still capital. And there are many goods that blur the line.
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10y ago
Being go forum, I doubt it's going to be balanced argument.
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10y ago
Supportive and great developer environments probably correlates well with companies that pay well and respect(correlated with pay) their developers
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10y ago
Honestly, I have found salary has correlated strongly with responsibilities you are given. Stronger than job title. Probably because higher salaries are given to people who they respect. If you optimize for salary, you will probably be give
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10y ago
In a lot technolgy companies. Programmers can earn a lot more than managers.
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10y ago
Why? There are tons of advantages of using docker that's not just for running multiple processes on a single machine. You can still gain advantages from just installing a single database container on a big server + docker volumes. Bein
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10y ago
I often use vagrant + docker. It isn't a replacement for docker. Vagrant isn't designed for servers. I want be using the exact same dockerfiles + images on dev machine, as i'm using on production. I usually use vagrant + dock
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10y ago
Most configuration management tools are used for managing docker on machines. I don't see them used much for setting up whats inside them. Plus they don't match the convenience of just pulling down an image identical to production
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10y ago
And for a lot of people the tools of choice is docker...
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10y ago
There are other benefits to docker than just being able to run multiple processes on the same machine. Putting everything you need to build an image using a dockerfile(Then to version control that) is useful. Developers can also grab docker
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10y ago
I think a lot developers drastically underestimate how hard self sufficiency farming is. There are billions are people trying to get out of self sufficiency farming because it's suffering. To make it bearable you need tons capital inte
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10y ago
Client certs are great for APIs. I wouldn't use them for actual websites.
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10y ago
I find if you define the way things must integrate(REST) with defined versioned interfaces. Then you can have small teams working on different services, without that much overhead.
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10y ago
It's not a rename. It's completely different. Similar responsibilities are split between the Product owner(Planning what features to include, interacting with users and some roadmapping), scrum master(Normally ex developer, coachi
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10y ago
Perhaps in other aspects of how they develop. How do they do releases(Continuous?). Code review? Automated Testing? Do they test individual features as they are completed or do they test releases as big chunk at the end? Do they have big up
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