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Completely agree. My default stack is now react + an api in the backend. The way you can reuse components is a great time saver (even for simple apps). I also like redux-thunk to separate all my API calls from the components. Makes everyth
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(almost) All the nouns ending with "a" are feminine - la silla, la mesa, la casa, la luna, la montaña. (Notable exception: el agua). Also feminine all that end in "ción" such as: la nación, la configuración, la confirmac
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Science has already looked into this[1] (in the more "academic" aspect of learning, but I think it can be applied to anything really). Most effective techniques: 1. Simulate you are being evaluated and take exams regularly. Your b
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What would be the difference (if any) from the selector concept presented in the article vs the reducer pattern in redux?
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8y ago
MS resources and focus are now on VS Code. Which is a shame because I'm sure the market for companies that pay VS Pro/Enterprise + Resharper is not small
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8y ago
Hey I'm a full stack dev looking forward to move to europe; I consider myself "nicht schlecht" as a developer; already lived 1 year in Germany (worked as an intern in VW) and would have to study the language again but could b
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8y ago
As a freelance dev one of my clients is the official distributor (seller) of one of the german giants in another country. They force us to use their erp. Just querying a 1M row table took more than 5 minutes. I inspected the DB and what did
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(not OP) it seems to me it is now "normal" for remote companies to track every second; is it really as soulcrushing as it sounds? Do you have any real world experience with crossover? (I am seriously considering applying with them
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I'm a young developer who also happened to work in a bank so I did a lot of Cobol in 2017-2018. Good points of Cobol: - No boilerplate - You could understand the use case just by reading the code - Never seen such a fast processing of
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Serious question: what do you think about including magic the gathering PTs and Worlds participations as a teenager in the CV? Given that it is for a programming role maybe people in the US would see that as a sort of acomplishment? I come
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You just described LINQ
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> A best practices text, or a guide for how to avoid the most obvious usability mishaps? https://www.goodui.org
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Last year I was on a train that went from Germany to Poland, when we were in Poland a girl sitted in the same cabin I was, and asked me something. I said "bitte?" and she was like "we don't like that language, speak in e