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by computerslol 13y ago
If you like Riak, there is a .net client library. There is a .net port of lessCSS. RabbitMQ works with .net. You can access postgres with .net. I didn't see any features of Neo4J that I can't do pretty easily with MSSQL and a cust
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by computerslol 13y ago
You're right. I am completely missing your point. I can't speak for all .net shops, but in my experience you roll your own. You sit down, discover your problem, and write a solution for whatever you need from scratch specifically
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by computerslol 13y ago
It looks like you have a very narrow perspective on C#. I've never tried running .net on a non-windows platform, so I can't comment in that space. I'll leave that to someone else. As someone who's built bespoke big data
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by computerslol 13y ago
Is this a research project, or something that will be released to the public? As someone that's spent a lot of time learning how to get c# to perform, this sounds fantastic to me. I can't wait to see it.
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by computerslol 13y ago
The black art of hand tuned, run-time emitted, MSIL. I have done some already; I intend to master it in 2014.
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by computerslol 13y ago
Thank you for a well thought out response. One of your up-votes is me. I understand where you're coming from and I don't see your viewpoint as wrong. Mine is different. I see programming as part of an art, the way applying paint i
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by computerslol 13y ago
It's less about learning a new language, and more about learning a new framework. As of .net 3.5, the .net framework contained 98 Assemblies, 309 namespaces, and 11,417 types. The framework is gigantic, and after you've spent long
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by computerslol 13y ago
A Microsoft OS still runs on over 90% of the desktop market.
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by computerslol 13y ago
I have one of each.
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by computerslol 13y ago
They need at least one killer "Modern" (windows 8 only) application. I can't see anything modern apps can do that normal desktop apps can't. The interface is dramatically different, and that can be a plus if the right ap
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by computerslol 13y ago
The differences aren't so minor. I could write a list, but someone has already done that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_C_Sharp_and_Java
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by computerslol 13y ago
There is a lot of depth to C# that most of the .net developers I've met have never seen (and even when they've seen it, they do not fully understand). The .net framework comes with tons of classes built-in that can be arranged
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by computerslol 13y ago
He probably didn't leave by choice. Jumping off what is perceived to be a sinking ship like that (by choice) before it was fixed would be career suicide. It is however very understandable that he would be found a job to get him out of
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by computerslol 13y ago
In November W3techs.com's survey of the top 1 million web servers based on alexa.com traffic numbers found 18.6% to be running on ASP.net. There may be a few more ASP.net developers out there than you assumed. http://w3techs
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by computerslol 13y ago
As someone that's been building high traffic applications on ASP.net for 11 years I generally stay out of threads like this. There is a ton of ill-informed (and more often than not blatantly false) asp.net bashing that goes on on this
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by computerslol 13y ago
Try writing some IL :).
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by computerslol 13y ago
I'm excited you're starting a journey. Make sure to pack ibuprofen.
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Messing with the HSV Hue Spectrum
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by computerslol 13y ago
Firstly, you are in the wrong industry to make money; however being 29 and having made over 150% of your goal last year without living on the coasts I have a few tips that might help you. Unfortunately, those that make money decisions see y
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by computerslol 13y ago
Microsoft owns about 90% of the desktop market, 30%+ of the server market and 25%+ of active gaming consoles. Right now.
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by computerslol 13y ago
It's hard to know what will work before real consumers have had it in their hands for a while. Perceptions change with propinquity. Microsoft is one of the few companies that literally define modern consumer computing. It makes me very happ
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by computerslol 13y ago
I enjoy owning my tools. I am pretty annoyed that this option is going away. I guess it's more of a perception thing than anything.
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by computerslol 13y ago
A great developer needs to be able to foresee the impact his/her work will have on the choreography, performance, and resources of computer systems. A great designer needs to be able to foresee the impact his/her work will have on the lives
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by computerslol 14y ago
Part of me really wants one. The other part of me is concerned. The concerned part is my developer self. I am having a hard time not seeing this as extremely limiting from an interaction perspective. All I am seeing is GPS and text input (f
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by computerslol 14y ago
I have a deliverable due today; will someone elaborate on the following? Career Trajectory. Job 1: 5,000 users. Job 2: 10,000 users. Job 3: 500,000 users. Job 4: 1,000,000 users. Job 5: 10,000,000 users. How many users does the startup have
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by computerslol 14y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. I spent my first few years doing this, and it helped expand my framework vocabulary faster than my co-workers at the same level.
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by computerslol 14y ago
9. Any less has a negative productivity impact.
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by computerslol 14y ago
Before you wipe the machine, you should give them something interesting to look at on the other end of your spyware.
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by computerslol 14y ago
The scene: a board room, the meeting is about to start. Steve: Hey Jim, what's that? Jim: This is a surface tablet. Steve: Where's your laptop? We need to go over and edit our serious business documents, which we use for serious business. T
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by computerslol 14y ago
Throwing a 500 :\

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