Veuxdo

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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Re-reading the table of contents of this tutorial, no, probably not 80%. But if it isn't 50% it's close.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
In almost 10 years of professional development with Javascript/Typescript, I have never encountered a colleague using the call/bind/apply keywords (or "this" outside of classes). I'd say almost all professional
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
It sounds like you're describing the walkthroughs from Ilograph: https://app.ilograph.com/demo.ilograph.Ilograph/Request (click 'Start walkthrough' in the top-right) In the same diagram (but in different
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Reminds me of the sequence perspectives in Ilograph: https://app.ilograph.com/demo.ilograph.Ilograph/Get%2520diag...
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Certainly. It's definitely less quick-and-dirty and more focused on long-term value.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
Mermaid (and plantUML) are great for simple diagrams. They aren't model-based though, so sharing resources across many views isn't possible. If you are looking for something more robust, consider something model-based like Ilograp
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
I'm don't see the connection between what you wrote and masculinity.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
This kind of seems to reduce to Google's inability, or unwillingness, to do anything about SEO.
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by Veuxdo 4y ago
I'm surprised a 2013 Apple anything even turns on.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
99% of smartphone innovation over the past decade has gone into the camera so "influencers" can post better pictures.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Here is an interactive presentation of a serverless architecture with a Stripe integration: https://app.ilograph.com/demo.ilograph.Ilograph/__overview
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Yeah, you can't take the negative comments to heart. Anything successful will have detractors.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
My problems with unit testing: - There's no consensus on what a "unit" is. - There's no consensus on how much coverage is needed. - There's no consensus on what should be mocked. - There's no consensus on if pr
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Testing in general is overrated :)
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
There's a chasm between "developer who always pair-programs all the time" and "developer who isn't capable of pair-programming".
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
You don't think this depends at all on the particulars of the developer(s)? E.g. their personalities, experience, skill level?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Very true. In fact, this was the impetus behind my project. Over the decades there's been a ton of focus on machine learning and big data, but virtual none on human understanding [of systems].
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
I use them because, as a programmer, I don't care about operating system upgrades, disks becoming full, viruses scanning etc.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
This sounds like a great setup. Can I ask what kind of product it is?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Exactly. The problem isn't "writing tests", is writing test cases.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Diagrams is a great drag-and-drop tool, but drag-and-drop tools shouldn't be used for serious system diagramming: https://www.ilograph.com/blog/posts/its-time-to-drop-drag-an...
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An interactive, 11-diagram walkthrough of a real-life serverless architecture(app.ilograph.com)
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
RIP companies that stored future events as timestamps.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Are there back-end engineers who still write actual algorithms, or is it all just 1 million QPS microservice architecture design at this point.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Who should decide this? Is it based on level? Degree?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Considering that Steam games and music are still widely pirated today, I'd say this quote doesn't hold up.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Does the fact that you now can afford $10/month matter at all?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Let's not turn this place into r/technology
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Why does it matter?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Unrelated topic: what is to be done about these terrible "wiki" sites that dominate search results about games?

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