jonathanlydall

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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   Intent Architect[1]. Our main development focus right now is on usability for new comers and we're improving it regularly. [1] http://intentarchitect.com/
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   Intent Architect[1]. Our main development focus right now is on usability for new comers and we're improving it regularly. [1] http://intentarchitect.com/
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   I don't feel the bytecode comparison makes sense, because the generated code is human readable, bytecode is (to almost all intents and purposes) not. We feel that code generation is something one does explicitly while modelling, not so
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   Completely our thinking too. Code generation should not be a build or run time dependency. Our tool also allows developers to review proposed code changes before choosing to commit them to disk. Code generation is something you choose to do
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   In addition to my reply above about code-weaving, rather than the all or nothing approach that some code generation techiniques suffer, our tool allows proposed changes to be reviewed before you commit with writing the generated code to you
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   The main reason is that our "code management" (essentially code weaving) system allows coders to painlessly mix their own custom code in the same file as generated code. This is very useful for cases where you want to model signat
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   Full disclosure: I am one of the developers of a product which does the below, also known as model driven architecture. For about 5 years now, the teams I have been on have found great success in the use of DDD. Towards this we have used a
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   > Blizzard's Battle.net is an interesting example [had to edit my post a few times with additional thoughts]. They use 8 digital characters instead of 6, and they're using an implementation by the company Vasco. Contrast that t
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   by jonathanlydall 8y ago

   This reinforces my opinion that we're way overdue for teaching the general public enough knowledge about safe computing to be able to spot and avoid these and other kinds of fraud. It's a really important life skill that should pr
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    by jonathanlydall 8y ago

    Sorry, it’s unlikely that Overwatch latency would improve specifically from this as I am very doubtful that it is hosted on AWS, or any cloud provider for that matter. I worked customer support for Blizzard Europe for several years until ab
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    by jonathanlydall 8y ago

    Standard behaviour for Windows 8+ on modern UEFI machines is for the OEM logo to remain. You know when Windows has started to boot when the distinctive Microsoft spinner appears beneath.
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    by jonathanlydall 8y ago

    If you have a VLAN capable switch and appropriate network card with the right drivers, then you can have all the logical ports you could possibly want. I have done this at my parents place with a cheap Intel Celeron based computer with a si
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    by jonathanlydall 9y ago

    You're right, code generation is not a new concept, and the fact that it isn't used more indicates that most developers who have experienced it find that it creates more pain points than they're willing to deal with: - It ten