jcon321

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by jcon321 4y ago
For a 1 man team there is no point. Even for a 1 man team with a local and remote repo there is no point, because your local branch is always the same as the remote branch. For a 2+ man team that does not protect the remote repo (i.e., don&
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by jcon321 4y ago
Idiot proof git is handled by protecting ALL branches and requiring a merge/pull request. Not a fan of aliases unless created and used personally. I'm a tech lead for 2 large scale web projects. Rarely will I traverse git log for
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by jcon321 4y ago
You don't have to follow a framework explicitly to have success. You can use vanilla components of a framework and then treat the entire application more functional esque. The author's examples are just so overboard. Annotations o
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by jcon321 4y ago
Think you need to embrace it, I look at pictures of a time where I was still holding on and now I cringe. I guarantee you will feel better if you just shave it. The only people who look bad are the ones who are balding, not the ones who are
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by jcon321 4y ago
I don't know, xml represents multiline values so much better than json/yaml. Then when it comes to escaping reserved characters, wrapping it in cdata is a lot cleaner than json/yaml escaping. I am currently building something
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by jcon321 4y ago
itt: a bunch of people who want to pay off the debt that my degenerate college friends have from taking out loans to buy drugs and alcohol.
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by jcon321 4y ago
have a keycloak dev server been running for 6 years with literally 0 maintenance... it's a well crafted piece of software
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by jcon321 4y ago
I don't know your deployment schedule or rules. I represent milestones as groups of independent issues (bug fixes or new features) that would all go together as a release. I don't use milestones as a group of multiple issues that
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by jcon321 4y ago
Gitlab. Just use Issues you can do everything with the free tier. (It's called "Issues workflow" - gitlab goes a little overboard though, but I'd look at pictures of peoples issues list to get examples). My opinion would
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by jcon321 5y ago
I use gitlab for ci/cd, a gitlab-runner runs on a windows based system (legacy aka not .net core so can only build with msbuild.exe). Now I have to copy this release to another windows based system. Are you calling me stupid for using
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by jcon321 5y ago
Yea 100%... our company has gone through CSO's, at least one of them actually setup owasp and sonarqube himself. The latest though... just good at creating documents, because he came from government background and all they care about i
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by jcon321 5y ago
From my understanding, that's not really a migratable stack. Depending on what you're doing in 4.8 (aspx, wpf, aka windows only type stuff) there's not a direct migration. It's more of a re-write.
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by jcon321 5y ago
wish I could report or downvote this
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by jcon321 5y ago
While I'm sure some people would dismiss this entire comment as anecdotal I thank you for writing it.
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by jcon321 5y ago
But are you using a different branch for stage evn. As in, I wouldn't want to merge a release into master that gets deployed to a stage env. Because, if a critical hotfix is needed on master (for prod env) then I can't deploy prod
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by jcon321 5y ago
Allowing developers to merge directly into any mainline is a bad idea. Everyone makes mistakes here and there. I have senior developers STILL committing things they didn't intend to (that have been using git for years), and so a chance
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by jcon321 5y ago
Every time I see some type of branching strategy it's always about main/master. Don't people have multiple environments, such as dev, test, pre-prod, prod? These strategies always apply merge/pull requests or changes dir
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by jcon321 6y ago
Well I guess giving you a number may make a little more sense. The team is 4 65+ year olds, a 25 year old and me at 31 (there have been some younger interns too.) The 65+ crowd don't care to learn new things (ie git, using json with ja
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by jcon321 6y ago
I would agree, it's awful I hate it. I used to produce high quality work all day and have fun. I thought it was the next logical step because my boss knew I was intelligent and I did big projects all on my own. Managing people especial
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by jcon321 7y ago
Why do programmers have a hard time writing coherent complete sentences?
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by jcon321 7y ago
Maybe if your PM has any technical experience
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by jcon321 10y ago
`Why is Braille important?` what do you do if you're deaf and blind
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by jcon321 10y ago
"Of course, there's value in the discussion on whether UBI changes the costs of production and/or demand but it's not as simple as 'income raises, price raises'" Makes sense.
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by jcon321 10y ago
Having a hard time understanding your comment. Are you saying UBI should only be for lower class? Isn't that just a welfare program?
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by jcon321 10y ago
I don't understand the principle behind UBI. If everyone makes +$X amount more doesn't everything just raise by +$Y?
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by jcon321 10y ago
wonder how your family will enjoy the shakeup every time you feel like moving
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by jcon321 10y ago
sounds like a terrible life honestly