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by dimgl 11y ago
This is a non-issue in C#. In C#, properties have getters and setters. Instead of making a function named GetPrice() you'd simply modify the price getter to include the additional fees.
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by dimgl 11y ago
Why? You get what you pay for. Most of the stuff I've reviewed from outsourced companies is pure garbage. These companies are simply shooting themselves in the foot by doing this.
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by dimgl 11y ago
I don't agree. I think this is a great step into encouraging users to follow a format when submitting issues. It would make it easier to add tags to these issues as well. Any other discussion can be submitted the same way, you'd j
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by dimgl 11y ago
I found this particular quote from the article interesting. > Margaret Quigley, 27, a techie with some coding experience, is on the hunt for a job in San Francisco. > Quigley, who previously worked at a popular consumer start-up, has
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by dimgl 11y ago
I have a question. I'm wondering why big companies buy smaller companies but don't keep their branding. For instance, if Google bought Picaza, why not just make Picaza the de-facto image storage app? They'd replace their Phot
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by dimgl 11y ago
Maybe because they're extremely useful and I've never had a problem with PayPal? Like, ever?
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by dimgl 11y ago
What do you use now?
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by dimgl 11y ago
digitalocean.com I'm using it right now, works great
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by dimgl 11y ago
I agree with this as well. Just because I've heard of Mithril.js doesn't mean I'm going to now start considering Mithril for my projects. One of these Javascript libraries could end up introducing an innovative idea or have a
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by dimgl 11y ago
Wow, that is a fantastic move. Much appreciated.
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by dimgl 11y ago
likely a data center problem
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by dimgl 11y ago
I find that to be WebAssembly's biggest selling point. It will be interesting to see how developers leverage other languages in the browser.
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by dimgl 11y ago
You can already debug Node.js applications in Visual Studio Code so they may provide DNX debugging eventually.
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by dimgl 11y ago
While I'm not a huge fan of the tone, I do agree with a few points. The ES6/ES7 syntax is freaking awful... I still write almost all of my JavaScript code in ES5 because I don't really want to have to deal with all of the mag
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by dimgl 11y ago
> [OP] I’ve worked hard for 3 years and am still making less than minimum wage. > But it sounds like you have a clear vision that is driving you I merely suggested that he consider expanding to businesses. I'm in no position to g
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by dimgl 11y ago
You should listen to haggy. He's correct about considering features that your users want. In this case, if you're looking to make the big bucks then expanding to businesses is a great route (the businesses would be your users). I
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by dimgl 11y ago
I feel inclined to agree. These kinds of decisions are the ones that get you in deep trouble when the vocal minority starts to scream. It really is very trivial to at least give some sort of message, warning or guide to upgrade when attempt
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by dimgl 11y ago
I really have to ask... Why? What's the difference between this and using Nancy with a Knockout VM?
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by dimgl 11y ago
I find Vue.js to be so refreshing that it's a shame everyone is so obsessed with Angular.js and React. For me it has been the best of the bunch.
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by dimgl 11y ago
Oh my Christ, not this again. The framework fatigue is real. Why are people trying to push Angular 2 or React even? The former is still under heavy development and the latter is such a painful pill to swallow.
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by dimgl 11y ago
I try to stay away from big frameworks that try to do this very thing because development and production experiences are two completely different things. I've been through nightmares scenarios where things don't work correctly or
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by dimgl 11y ago
If it's obsolete, what should replace it?
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by dimgl 11y ago
I've had a lot of success using System.js and JSPM to transpile and bundle my Javascript code. I've dropped Karma altogether and I am just using the Mocha CLI for testing. Testing Angular 1.x was such a nightmare that I kind of ju
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by dimgl 11y ago
I've never seen the D language before and I have to admit, it looks very elegant and has piqued my interest. Thanks for your post. I'm wondering why you used D rather than Rust? Was it just that you were curious about the D langua
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by dimgl 11y ago
Extremely happy with Vue.js. I had the same exact reaction; I started to learn React, got frustrated, found Vue.js and have never looked back. It fits everything that I need in a front-end framework and it does so without getting in my way
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TDD is hard when you don't know why you're using it(dextermiguel.com)
1 points by dimgl 11y ago|0 comments
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by dimgl 11y ago
I was thinking the same thing... Is the cannon supposed to somehow disperse the sulfur oxides? Or is that not how it works?
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by dimgl 11y ago
I must have missed the MVVM hate; what happened? I've been using the MVVM pattern fine for a while now without any major problems.
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TDD is hard when you don't know why you're using it(dextermiguel.com)
4 points by dimgl 11y ago|1 comments
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by dimgl 11y ago
Big fan of Phoenix and the Elixir community. Everyone has been extremely welcoming and Chris himself has given me some advice when I'm stuck. Very happy with this framework and I look forward to seeing how the Elixir community grows. T

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