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UK-Al05
7y ago
" That is, instead of making a HTTP post request to the application, test a method that takes the content of the HTTP request as a parameter and assert on the return value" The http post is the input into OUR system under test, no
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7y ago
"But don't start WITH them. You'll build rigid systems" - Only if you design them badly. Most people write terrible tests, which are over mocked. You should test input(say simulate http post call) then check the thing is
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7y ago
It's France, there isn't the culture of switching jobs all the time. As consequence very few people hire for these positions as well.
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8y ago
"public libraries (no ads but "free")" - They're not free are they?
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UK-Al05
8y ago
I don't know much about the javascript ecosystem, but isn't this what major version updates are for?
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8y ago
Most ML(Ocaml) languages I use will tell you if you haven't handled all the cases.
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UK-Al05
8y ago
Tbh parser combinators and PEG parsers are the modern way of doing these sorts of things.
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8y ago
I would read Domain modeling made functional. I wouldn't go back to domain modelling in a oop language after that.
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8y ago
I've worked at a lot of larger companies. Our managers we're almost never technical, or they were only developers for 1-2 years.
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8y ago
I don't understand why people hate CR. You're a professional you should be able to defend your code, and explain your reasoning. If you can't, you need to change it, and you'll improve at the same time. I mean most chang
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8y ago
Scrum can get you to a basic level of working, but you have go beyond it to get to advanced levels. Scrum was probably the state of the art back in 2005. Things move faster now. Every story is an iteration now.
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8y ago
Has PHP removed features? A language is just as much about what features it excludes as to what it includes.
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8y ago
The core of the issue that this deal is a compromise. It basically saying the UK is leaving the EU, but not really as we still follow EU law. As such it is not acceptable to brexiters. For remainers, well they don't want leave anyway.
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8y ago
Most brexiters I know admit that a hard brexit would be bad economically. But are willing to pay the cost
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8y ago
Tbh that is one of the highest turnouts ever. Probably the most representative vote we've had.
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8y ago
Ultimately what qualities do you like in languages? PHP is easy, has cheap ubiquitous hosting,, dynamically typed, and focuses on being productive and getting something out door fast. I like think about correctness, safety, static type syst
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8y ago
You can't mutate variables in rust without declaring mut
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8y ago
Very few companies are looking for functional developers. But I'd argue it will make you a more skilled developer.
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8y ago
Nearly all modern programming languages being created have adopted functional features. Swift, rust, c#, reason
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8y ago
Swift basically is functional
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8y ago
Using a ULID in a Clustered index?
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8y ago
I haven't been in a company that hasn't done code reviews for like 10 years now. Big and small. I'm surprised there are areas where this isn't true.
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8y ago
Sounds like he has very negative views of work to me...
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8y ago
Almost nobody uses dynamic, but they do use var
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8y ago
What do you mean by low level? I can implement .net core web apps pretty damn fast... Plus you get a decent static type system!
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8y ago
Because it's an externality, no company will take on an externality willingly
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8y ago
I'm not a java dev, and I don't anything around introduction var into java. But I am a c# dev, and in the early days when var was introduced a lot of people avoided var because of misunderstanding of how it works. People thought i
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8y ago
.Deb .rpm packages?
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8y ago
TDD should only drive the public interface of your "module", if your testing your internals your doing it wrong. It will hinder refactoring rather than help.
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8y ago
Rust is ML like. It can do pattern matching and has adt type system. It uses expressions rather statements If you remove gc from ocaml, and added in compensating alternatives it would end up looking something like rust. I think a lot of the
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