Yuioup

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by Yuioup 7y ago
I have a policy of only shipping "back-end" apps because I'm worried about performance, browser compatibility and SEO. I don't know if the situation has improved in Angular 9. Does anybody here use Angular for their cust
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by Yuioup 7y ago
What does this mean for the Outlook "App"?
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I got handed down an Event Sourcing project because the client left the original developer because he kept getting burn-outs. I can't shake off the project because it keeps getting stuck to the bottom of my shoe.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Thank you for this. I've been warning people off Event Sourcing for a while now. The architecture is the most convoluted, pretentious, redundant and downright soul-crushing. If you see Event Sourcing anywhere, run away. Run far, far aw
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Apple taking away features willy nilly in order to look cool is getting really sad.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Seriously people, Apple is a has-been. It's getting really sad now.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Angular is one of the many tools I use.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Seriously, at this point C should be considered dangerous and should be actively discouraged. I would even go so far as to legislate it. We can't have this sort of thing in 2019.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I see that IronRuby is there. They should also add IronPython to that list. That has been dead for a while now. It hasn't progressed since version 2.7.9 from 2018.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I seriously read the url as "God Damn Your Yan"
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by Yuioup 7y ago
That's what Azure feels like sometimes, running like a cluster of Pis.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Ok you can all stop downvoting me now.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
... in the Linux kernel.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Is there a list of games that actively take advantage of containerization (i.e. old libraries, etc..)? For example, I can't run the GOG version of Legend of Grimrock on Fedora 31 because of libraries. This is the type thing that would
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by Yuioup 7y ago
For me, Apple in 2019 is a has been.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I was just thinking yesterday that it would be cool if there was something like this for VSCode, just like for the well known text editors, so I can launch it in an ssh session.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Move to Linux
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Currently we're working on an angular/ionic 3 hybrid project with libraries shared though git submodules (Ionic does not support symlinks). "Libraries" are shared between the Angular app (1 app) and a half dozen or so Io
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I guess that's it for Facebucks
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by Yuioup 7y ago
That seems to me a healthy approach
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by Yuioup 7y ago
The trains don't seem to stop for very long, for about 1 second or so. Or am I not interpreting it correctly?
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by Yuioup 7y ago
git commit -am 'Needs more moons'
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by Yuioup 7y ago
I hope that the Angular Blog will follow suit.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Aren't flatpaks sandboxed? Does that help mitigate the risk somewhat?
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by Yuioup 7y ago
OMG why does this get repeated constantly. Microsoft released the source code to Windows Calculator, a Windows Store App. They did not release the source code to the venerable calc.exe
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Whataboutism
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Meanwhile Microsoft is porting all of Office to React and have released React Native for Windows.
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Crickets
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Crickets
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by Yuioup 7y ago
Maybe a stupid question but can you ship code on the machine? If you can, what is stopping you from including the source of the library that you're trying to 'install'?

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