f8o

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by f8o 3y ago
Well, for a C-based language that needs to keep compatibility, I'd say it's one of the best. I'd love to see a breaking change (under a pragma or something) in order to have public modifier as default, everything as expressio
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by f8o 3y ago
I'm not against starting with a monolith and even keep evolving it if that makes sense but the problems with microservices I've seen were about poor design. They were mostly problems that could be avoided if people designed good D
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by f8o 4y ago
I'm not sure about these comparisons because even with more and more people learning scripting and/or a few DSLs for their industries Software Engineering is still a career. Deeper knowledge and experience matters.
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by f8o 4y ago
A simple set of dtos in the application layer, defined around their respective application services (use cases if you will) is ok. Required for most bounded contexts/microservices. You properly organize application and domain layers. I
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by f8o 4y ago
Most of the time I don't need automatic mappers, but it's nice to have good, fast tools available. When I'm building something in a more domain-driven approach, which I usually strive for, tools for domain model<->dto m
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by f8o 4y ago
You can compare yourself to others to some extent as part of a [life long] learning process but make it productive: don't go too far and extract a few key points that are viable for your own improvement at this point in time and apply
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by f8o 4y ago
You can build a Ryzen or even a fairly powerful Xeon/x99 build in Brazil purchasing key parts (some used) from trusted sellers on AliExpress. I've done both. Not exactly the cheapest parts in my case, but I can say that I saved a
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by f8o 4y ago
I have been doing back-end development based on .net core/5/6 using Linux and Rider since ~2018. I had to switch to windows a few times due to corporate environment requirements. It happened again a few weeks ago. Fortunately Wind
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by f8o 5y ago
In São Paulo big names became remote friendly, smaller ones followed and, given the high demand for IT workers, non remote software engineering jobs became a joke. Note: Crowded and not a commute friendly city for most people.
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by f8o 5y ago
What time will the event take place?
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by f8o 6y ago
I think that C# has a successfull implementation because it isn't just about syntax sugar. The runtime knows it. Generics+structs allows many optimizations.
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by f8o 6y ago
You can gradually apply DI: if you don't want to register all of your components that's OK. Still, I think it's very useful and lightweight on .net core/.net 5. Python's Fast API has some kind of lightweight DI too