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by atraac 6y ago
These benchmarks also in no way represent actual webapps. Have you seen this code? Have you ever written a webapp where not using hardcoded, static headers like Content-Length was a bottleneck?
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by atraac 6y ago
I actually think that RedwoodJS is more in spirit of Rails than Blitz and it does include a lot of boilerplate generation. But yeah, Blitz does have a CLI as well: https://blitzjs.com/docs/cli-overview
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by atraac 6y ago
I do have the same issue, but since I work in corporate, I have to think about everything I say or write within company. I still do curse a lot when communicating within closest people in my team(which are mostly developers) and noone minds
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by atraac 6y ago
I did the same but that's not really moving away from google. They still know what emails you receive, what you buy, who you write with, what websites you use. I slowly, one by one, move each website that I use whenever I notice it goe
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by atraac 6y ago
We tried making three Sendgrids for every environment but we werent aware that Azure has a limit of two per subscription... We got 'banned' and cannot change any of their passwords, cannot login, remove them, reset in any way, Sen
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by atraac 6y ago
Who would've thought that V8 that gets millions invested in it by a huge company would outperform community made Python.
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by atraac 6y ago
I did work with Angular a bit. It is admittedly better in my opinion in that context - it gives you kind of guard rails. But then an actual Angular developer came into the project and threw everything around to the point I wasn't recog
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by atraac 6y ago
I'm trying to learn some frontend as a backend developer(primarily .NET Core but I enjoy others like Elixir/Phoenix in my own time as well) to help other developer in our team, but no matter how many times I tried, I just can&#x27
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by atraac 6y ago
That and the terrible video quality is what makes me not prolong prime after some free time we got few months ago with some other product. It's like watching 480p Youtube on a 4k tv most of the time. Netflix or Youtube have zero issues
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by atraac 6y ago
When compared to Python or Elixir web frameworks? Yeah, there's more ceremony. To anything else? Not really. Some people don't like heavy and pretty much required usage of dependency injection in .NET world but I never really unde
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by atraac 6y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/tutorials/ Has a pretty decent set of tutorials and docs, from basics of the language to nice descriptions of new features like record types or new nullable
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by atraac 6y ago
Let's just hope it's at least better than Teams. Current Outlook client is already pretty bloated and unintuitive, I wonder how bad will it get after moving to Electron.
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Growing the .NET Ecosystem(github.com)
53 points by atraac 6y ago|9 comments
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by atraac 6y ago
That's why there's 'most' in the title. Noone here assumes that more commits = better, but the article simply points out a correlation that MOST top performers, tend to have most git activity, and I see a similar thing i
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by atraac 6y ago
> The thing is, at Microsoft & co. you don't just do this in an interview. You do it at your job too. Oh so that's why the Azure Portal UI is such garbage. Their frontend developers are just busy solving knapsack problems
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by atraac 6y ago
4.8 is the version of a .NET Framework. What we have now is essentially .NET Core 4, with a misleading name of .NET 5 that confuses people. .NET Core is not being provided with Windows Update, like someone already said, you need to package
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by atraac 6y ago
Yup, I use touchpad a lot and lack of proper gesture support on precision touchpads on Windows makes it unusable to me. To this day all bugs regarding this are open and only chromium based browsers support it nicely.
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by atraac 6y ago
Getting "This page does not seem to exist…" error, running mobile Edge.
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by atraac 6y ago
> We might have to re-do some bots, You might not even be able to, Teams API is quite badly convoluted and limited. You simply won't be able to f.e. recreate Slackbot experience in group conversations(chats).
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by atraac 6y ago
It's not that much about the UI even(which is terrible as a lot of other people here explained), but rather the disgustingly bad performance and costant issues. I use teams every day at work, it eats insane amounts of ram, it leaks mem
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by atraac 6y ago
I'm using new c#/.net core professionally and I still think it's far less productive than elixir/phoenix in general. Also c#'s pattern matching is nothing when compared to elixir ones. They are very different langua
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by atraac 6y ago
Unity's not .NET Core though, and probably won't be for quite a while.
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by atraac 6y ago
It's worth noting that it depends on employment contract in Poland. Rules (if any) are different for B2B(freelance) contracts. Also NCA itself can differ, from forbidding to work with other companies, or simply forbidding you to poach
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by atraac 6y ago
I work for enterprise using Teams and that doesn't change the fact that it would be faster to send a pigeon with a printed sheet of paper than edit anything through Teams.
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by atraac 6y ago
I didnt specify but we actually mostly use server side Blazor for now. The only issue with it so far is lack of proper hot reload which is annoying but manageable. Otherwise, it's really great. It's kinda an equivalent of Phoenix&
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by atraac 6y ago
I worked for two consultancies that basically created apps for multiple startups and we used .NET Core in almost all projects. I don't really have comparison because besides simple, personal Django projects I never had much experience
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by atraac 6y ago
I have to work with Teams every day and I can honestly say I've never worked with anything that bad. The UI is really slow, it's hard to find things, Notification settings do not work at all, I had to mute everything because other
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by atraac 6y ago
I use 4 separate machines with Windows 10 and it never changed my default handler for any file extension...
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by atraac 6y ago
Do you consider it the best enterprise software though? I find Teams to be incredibly bad. It's slow, it literally has a typing lag to the point where you type something, press enter to send and then start another message, letters get
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by atraac 6y ago
This is weird because we haven't encountered any real issues with agents in Azure DevOps pipelines. I think we maybe had a single downtime in last 6 months. They recently removed .NET Core 2.2 SDK without any notice and broke our build

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