kminehart

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   by kminehart 10y ago

   C, Java, and C# have decent type systems, especially compared to JavaScript.
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   by kminehart 10y ago

   Of course. I've used C pretty extensively, Java enough to hate it, and C#. I consider myself a javascript developer because that's what I've done my best work in and that's what I enjoy the most.
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   by kminehart 10y ago

   On the other hand, Go has an excellent garbage collector, and really seems to fill the niche for low-level libraries and programs. It's also quite a joy to program in, and I'm a JavaScript developer, so I'm coming from the ot
4. 124.▲
   by kminehart 10y ago

   At Toshiba I dealt with Java, C, and CBASIC. I've heard Cobol nightmares though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBASIC
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   by kminehart 10y ago

   I live in Bentonville and I can tell you it's a mess. They switch IT contractors every few years because each one agrees to more than it can handle to get the contract. Just recently, like 2012-2013, NCR had it. CompuCom made a kille
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   by kminehart 10y ago

   This is only a requirement for government entities and non-profits at the moment. For those who didn't read the article, in April of 2016 the Department of Justice, the organization responsible for the Americans with Disabilities Act,
7. 127.▲
   by kminehart 10y ago

   Maybe I didn't go to a good enough college, but this is what I was taught. Either way though, this is not how I do OOP. It is what I had to deal with, though.
8. 128.▲
   by kminehart 10y ago

   Really? I would disagree. Linux really only falls behind on graphics drivers, at least from my experience. I suppose this being qt, that's probably what you are talking about.
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   by kminehart 10y ago

   I enjoy my job a lot. Web developer in Northwest Arkansas. I usually come in at around 8:00, take maybe an hour lunch at around 11 or 12, and leave at 5. If I get called in the middle of the night, I'm always happy to help out. When
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    by kminehart 10y ago

    Good Lord yes. When I was working on point of sale machines for Toshiba, there was this unbelievable depth of inheritance and ridiculously deep callstack constantly, and it made fixing any minor bug take weeks. * abstract class Connection
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    by kminehart 10y ago

    Is it though?
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    by kminehart 10y ago

    If you're experimenting with cloud-based IDEs you might look at Eclipse Che.