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541.
by _random_ 12y ago
"For an enormous majority of the wider development community" => noise generated does not equal the size of the community.
542.
by _random_ 12y ago
"by dropping support for plug-ins" - oh, so that's the reason. Because the demo is slower to load as the plug-in, so I personally prefer the latter (runtime performance is a separate issue).
543.
by _random_ 12y ago
"Expect more information on IL2CPP soon" ...and how to fork it, ideally? I hope Unity3d will follow Microsoft and partner with Xamarin. They wouldn't be in business without Mono - time to give back to the community.
544.
by _random_ 12y ago
I am disciplined enough to keep my functions pure and use immutable data structures where they are useful. I try to apply each paradigm where it makes most sense. What is a pure functional way of implementing GUIs for example to use instead
545.
by _random_ 12y ago
Best languages allow both type systems with dynamic being opt-in.
546.
by _random_ 12y ago
The point is that we have something that sucks, not that we don't have anything at all.
547.
by _random_ 12y ago
I am not sure what I am doing wrong, but using functional techniques improved my C# quite a lot.
548.
by _random_ 12y ago
Angular and Node are exactly fresh new things. I would say it is better to learn MVVM/MVC and Reactor patterns those respective frameworks are based on.
549.
by _random_ 12y ago
Why not? It would be nice to see more competition between services.
550.
by _random_ 12y ago
Things that don't change basically. Makes sense.
551.
by _random_ 12y ago
"I'm trying to focus not on what's hot today, but what I think will be a solid background in 5 years." - any tips?
552.
by _random_ 12y ago
That is mostly data and assets though.
553.
by _random_ 12y ago
Yeah, but what would you expect from dynamic scripting?
554.
by _random_ 12y ago
Does that man (Vic) have any noticeable achievements at all throughout his career? Why was he even chosen?
555.
by _random_ 12y ago
What would be your plan for ensuring referential integrity when working with MongoDB?
556.
by _random_ 12y ago
It seems that USA has many kinds of treatments for cancer these days - a manifestation of recent scientific progress obviously. What is the typical way very poor people to get it (or lets say even a chemistry teacher, who obviously cannot b
557.
by _random_ 12y ago
Simple and reliable, just like T-34 and AK-47.
558.
by _random_ 12y ago
When you spend that much money on a scientific project (Lunar program) you should get as much PR as possible.
559.
by _random_ 12y ago
JavaScript people go for Node.js - they have nothing to loose.
560.
by _random_ 12y ago
It uses JavaScript.
561.
by _random_ 12y ago
Some of them became TDD consultants later on - it is more trendy now, although the hype is dying down a bit lately.
562.
by _random_ 12y ago
"F# missed by Roslyn" - it's about tooling rather than the perfect academic compiler language choice. The best language to write a compiler in is the target language of the compiler.
563.
by _random_ 12y ago
Please don't put F# on a shiny golden pedestal. A good C# developer can use it without any problem as well. You of course would need to be open-minded enough to understand that a C# developer doesn't mean an imperative developer.
564.
by _random_ 12y ago
No word on equity distribution though. You can call me the least important junior assistant developer as long as I get my 5-10% :).
565.
by _random_ 12y ago
"mostly because we can't expect to unravel in a few decades what evolution has spent millennia perfecting" - that's not the kind of thinking that got us driving cars, flying planes, coding computers and altering genes. E
566.
by _random_ 12y ago
"JavaScript can work well" - depends on what is understood by 'well'. Some craftsmen are capable of building cars from junk.
567.
by _random_ 12y ago
I think there is a good time that an alpha-version of ES6 will be tentatively rolled out by 2035, 2036 latest.
568.
by _random_ 12y ago
Always remember - it's not a language but a loosely parsable texty thing.
569.
by _random_ 12y ago
Can so many lemmings be wrong?
570.
by _random_ 12y ago
C# is closer to Scala than to Java these days. The type system might not be that advanced but there are value types, nice generics, proper annotations etc., and there is quite a bit of syntax sugar with more coming: https://rosly

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