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by atraac 6y ago
I've created a simple bot that posts memes in our chats/channels and '1337' every day at 13:37. The teams API is incredibly bad and illogical in most places. You just can't make a Slack-like bot for Teams, because o
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by atraac 6y ago
Then you also do that in code? I don't see how that would differ. If your container doesn't support that, you can always just make a Factory for it.
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by atraac 6y ago
Well JetBrains' IDEs are actually great so I don't think this is a valid argument. I worked with Android Studio for 2 years after which I moved to .NET development. I missed AS/IntelliJ so bad, I actually made my company buy
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by atraac 6y ago
var user = db.Users.ToList().Find(x => x.Name.Equals(name)); It's even worse. This will literally retrieve all Users into memory and then iterate over it. Every time you want to find this single one. Looks like the person who wrote
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by atraac 6y ago
Let him know that he has a typo right there in the first sentence :)
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by atraac 6y ago
Why would you "try to implement" stuff in a language that is clearly dynamically typed and then be disappointed about lack of types? It's like trying Python and being disappointed about it lacking types. Do you often try lang
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by atraac 7y ago
JSON5 supports comments. NET Core has been working with comments inside .json appsettings files for a very long time now.
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by atraac 7y ago
Agree, Teams is an absolute shitshow of a communicator. Everything's wrong about it, from unintuitive UX, incredibly slow UI, up to terrible API design where even making a simple bot is laughably hard(try working with 'chats'
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by atraac 7y ago
This is applicable if tou use Firebase Auth. 90% of apps will have to implement it on their own. It's not that hard, but it's usually not trivial as well. It also costs time and money they wouldn't have to spend if they didn&