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Comment Your Code(npf.io)
3 points by daigoba66 9y ago|1 comments
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NET Core 2.0 and ASP.NET Core 2.0 Are Here(weblog.west-wind.com)
3 points by daigoba66 9y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 9y ago
If it helps, AWS' default auto scaling algorithm specifically takes into account instances which are nearest to their next billing hour and prioritizes those for termination accordingly to, in theory, save money.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
But it doesn't feel that old.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
> HBO doesn't feel like "extra" because it's always been an optional add-on that costs more. Disney Channel used to be a premium, ad-free channel.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
Praise and recognition for stepping up to the plate and taking one for the team. It might not work for everyone or every team, but it sometimes works for me.
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by daigoba66 9y ago
For those using MSSQL: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/sy...
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by daigoba66 9y ago
I've come to the exact same conclusion after spending time with these same types of systems. Practically speaking, I find that abstracting a system into a set of commands and a set of queries (i.e. CQRS) is often the "right"
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Perfect Ten(daringfireball.net)
2 points by daigoba66 9y ago|0 comments
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SQL and Business Logic(tapoueh.org)
2 points by daigoba66 9y ago|0 comments
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The Coming .NET Renaissance(aaronstannard.com)
3 points by daigoba66 9y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 9y ago
> REPL. I really wish C# had this. Already exists: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt614271.aspx But I do a lot more these days with https://www.linqpad.net/ instead.
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Bitbucket Cloud gets a new navigation experience(blog.bitbucket.org)
5 points by daigoba66 10y ago|1 comments
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The Force.com Multitenant Architecture (2016)(developer.salesforce.com)
1 points by daigoba66 10y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 10y ago
Is it even possible to define a context-free grammar for markdown?
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by daigoba66 10y ago
Visual Studio Code is a wonderful text editor. But it's far from being a full-featured IDE.
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by daigoba66 10y ago
It's particularly bad for those of use that run Windows/Visual Studio from a Mac. Microsoft products are historically heavily dependent on the F keys with well known conventions (F1=help,F2=rename,F3=find/next,etc).
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NET Renaissance(medium.com)
4 points by daigoba66 10y ago|0 comments
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by daigoba66 10y ago
TFS has first-class support for Git repositories (in addition to the classic TFSVC repositories). So yes, they're moving more and more to Git. But no, they're not abandoning TFS. Interestingly, however, most of their "open so
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by daigoba66 10y ago
The article doesn't directly say it, but are they migrating the Windows source code repository to git? That seems like a big deal. I seem to recall that Microsoft has previously used a custom Perforce "fork" for their larger
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by daigoba66 10y ago
Thankfully you can turn off voice control in iOS 10. Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Home Button.
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by daigoba66 10y ago
For simple workflows (and certainly for beginners), hg is far easier to use than git. However when it comes to advanced usage, I personally find git more intuitive and frankly more powerful. Granted, I learned git first and had been using i
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by daigoba66 10y ago
Not exactly recent history, but perhaps still the highest profile to date? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Tylenol_murders
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by daigoba66 10y ago
Indeed. I think a lot of the ASP.NET tooling (particularly around Razor) was rewritten in Visual Studio 2015. There are ton of bugs and other annoyances (for example: https://github.com/aspnet/Tooling/issues/1
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by daigoba66 10y ago
> we love hg for our internal projects. We too use hg for our code. But I wouldn't say we "love" it - it works and we haven't found a compelling reason to switch. So I'm curious, what about hg makes it great for
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by daigoba66 10y ago
One tricky thing about databases is that the performance characteristics of a database running on local dev hardware versus production are quite different. Therefore it's important to capture and analyze performance metrics _from produ
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by daigoba66 10y ago
It's not just homebrew, they're part of most standard git distributions (fully cross platform!)
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by daigoba66 10y ago
But they're very useable. Perhaps utilitarian. While I personally use the CLI 90% of the time, these fill in the gaps nicely.
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by daigoba66 10y ago
> Literal improvements will be a godsend for writing database migrations. Can you elaborate on this; both how it helps and why you're using C# for database migrations?
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by daigoba66 10y ago
TypeScript also does this. It's neat.

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