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by daigoba66 7y ago
We do it the other way (and I’ve always seen it done this way): database change is compatible with current code and new code. So deploy the database change, then deploy the code change. It usually allows you to rollback code changes.
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My Love Letter to Computer Science Is Short and I Also Forgot to Mail It(youtube.com)
1 points by daigoba66 7y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 7y ago
Once upon a time I liked Jira, and most of the products shipped by Atlassian. While Jira has large admin overhead, it can be configured to make things simple for users. And I still think most hatred of Jira ought to be directed at managemen
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Select Post from StackOverflowQuestions Where Topic = “Git” Order by Votes DESC;(dev.to)
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by daigoba66 7y ago
> my finger is on the remote immediately to jump to the next channel That’s exactly what I did when watching TV growing up in the 90s, before DVRs. I guess it’s sort of a form of “channel surfing”.
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The First Microsoft Edge Preview Builds for macOS(blogs.windows.com)
3 points by daigoba66 7y ago|0 comments
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Leaving Google Fi(jasonatwood.io)
813 points by daigoba66 7y ago|277 comments
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The administrative assistant who lasted only one day(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by daigoba66 8y ago
Before chip embedded credit/debit cards were prevalent, most magnetic strip reader (MSR) peripherals would often operate as a USB keyboard. It allows them to work with web app based POS systems without requiring things like ActiveX.
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NoEstimates (Allen Holub)(youtube.com)
1 points by daigoba66 8y ago|0 comments
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HTML, CSS and our vanishing industry entry points(rachelandrew.co.uk)
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GitHub joins Bitbucket in offering free private repos(bitbucket.org)
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by daigoba66 8y ago
Put it in the commit message. Especially for git, because old branches can be cleaned up/deleted which results in a loss of tracking.
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by daigoba66 8y ago
The registrar maintains the records that specify which nameservers, i.e. DNS servers, will resolve names for that domain. The registrar simply changes that record to point to nameservers that they operate, and with DNS entries that “take it
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by daigoba66 8y ago
Adding a NOT NULL column with a default value as an online DDL operation is in fact an Enterprise Edition feature.
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by daigoba66 8y ago
This is cool. And another example of a feature that’s only available in Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Edition ($$$), but effctively free in Postgres.
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by daigoba66 8y ago
> Those that haven't experienced this probably just haven't worked in a medium or large corporation. It’s really an organizational problem, not the tool.
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by daigoba66 8y ago
How does it compare to https://www.setcronjob.com ?
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by daigoba66 8y ago
That’s not always the best advice. Consider a table that you know will only have a few rows, but is referenced in one or more FK columns. If I use a 64bit integer when 32bit (or smaller!) is enough, I’m now using twice as much space for the
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by daigoba66 8y ago
Also important is adapting to the existing naming conventions of the database, even if you don't like it. (Unless the existing naming conventions cause more trouble that its worth like requiring quoted identifiers or redundant prefixes
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Vertical Slice Architecture(jimmybogard.com)
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by daigoba66 9y ago
Office 365 and Azure AD integration. These are probably huge money makers.
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Type Safe Implicit JOIN Through Path Navigation in JOOQ 3.11(blog.jooq.org)
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by daigoba66 9y ago
Use what you know. In my case, probably ASP.NET Core and either SQL Server or PostreSQL.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
It’s serious stuff. One violation could easily destroy a startup or small-to-mid sizes software company.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
Note that Chrome on an iPhone is still just Safari but with different chrome (no pun intended).
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by daigoba66 9y ago
> There might be a better pattern for this, such as making the determination through a xhr request when the username field loses focus. This is what Microsoft does when logging into their various online sites. And it is not better . The
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Why Hospitals Need Better Data Science(hbr.org)
2 points by daigoba66 9y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 9y ago
I really like UUIDs for all of the reasons described in the article. But can there can be significant performance related drawbacks: UUIDs are double the size of 64 bit integers. Which could mean fewer rows on data and index pages, leading
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by daigoba66 9y ago
Don’t store UUIDs as strings. Use the native UUID data type, which only uses 16 bytes (UUIDs are basically just 128 bit integers). That is still double the size of a 64 bit integer, but the trade off is that it can be random and universally

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