controlledchaos

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by controlledchaos 6y ago
px is what we use. Just be prepared to write ALL the media queries.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Time for a toggle button?
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Anybody still use good ol’ sticky notes? I have always struggled with keeping notes digitally; something always falls through the cracks.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
That would be a good enough reason for me to work from home.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
This was what I was looking for too!
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
I think we’ve all made a mistake like this in a production database, just sometimes it hurts more.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
I was going to say... I’d hate to rely on a web service I don’t own for anything other than playing around.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
After spending a few hours building an API using Entity Framework Core, and then another few trying to get Dapper.Contrib extensions to do what I need it to do without success. I gotta say Entity Framework Core takes the cake.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
That looks to be exactly what I need. I had rolled my own solution using Dapper, as Entity Framework scared me off in the past. Seems to have matured a lot since I last used it.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
I was hoping to avoid using Entity Framework, but maybe I need to give it another go. This library is more around reducing the amount of code needed to build a RESTful API off of an existing database, so maybe I could use parts of EF. DocFX
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Thanks for replying! To your first point, Dapper is heavily used within this framework. Being able to pass or return models from a query is amazing! My goal with this was to allow a developer to create their models and be up and running wit
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Show HN: I built a .NET Core framework and need help
2 points by controlledchaos 6y ago|7 comments
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
I want to fix the title of this article so badly.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Pi-hole
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
It is managing to be a great distraction.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Here I was complaining about the 29C that I had to deal with this week in central Alberta, Canada. Yikes!
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Toggling the options seems to add records to the browser history, which means it takes a bunch of taps on the back button in safari to get out of the app. Otherwise, really cool!
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
It isn’t about what you say. It is how it is perceived.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
Beyond Compare is a life saver. Great choice.
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by controlledchaos 6y ago
I gotta say. I am not impressed with how the author handled the client interaction. There are better ways to handle a stubborn client other than, “I’m better at this than you are and that’s that.” There doesn’t seem to have been a clear und