macca321

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   by macca321 9y ago

   Is it not that Chef B doesn't have a frying pan (i.e. decent generics) so has to do a lot of tricks?
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   by macca321 9y ago

   The DotNet example looks great.
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   by macca321 9y ago

   And if all your tests are unit tests, you can't swap to using a sonic ear cleaner without losing your test coverage.
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   by macca321 9y ago

   https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/services/scheduler/
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   Microsoft (Xamarin) Workbooks – .NET coding scratchpad goes open source(twitter.com)

   1 points by macca321 9y ago|0 comments
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   by macca321 9y ago

   What's the practical, commercial use for something like this? It looks like it must take a lot of time and effort to get this right. Or is this university stuff? Or even spare time stuff?
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   by macca321 9y ago

   Does this mean the universe is more weird or less weird than we thought?
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   by macca321 9y ago

   Maybe UPS and FedEx should be building huge warehouses of stock next to their delivery centres and opening online stores?
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   by macca321 9y ago

   OK, an example: a LOT of .NET/Java codebases have these (IMO smelly) constructs: class FooService : IFooService{} interface IFooService {} where there is an interface with a single implementation. In this case, the "service interf
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    by macca321 9y ago

    A port IS just a service facade/interface. An adaptor IS just a specific implementation of a service. Think of P&A as terminology to help you disambiguate these use cases from the extremely overloaded words. If your team know these
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    by macca321 9y ago

    Then the next day you realise how to achieve the same thing in a tenth of the code...
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    by macca321 9y ago

    We're singing from the same hymn sheet :) https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf https://github.com/mcintyre321/ValueOf
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    by macca321 9y ago

    We're singing from the same hymn sheet https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf https://github.com/mcintyre321/ValueOf
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    by macca321 9y ago

    I think a better approach is encouraging the use of functional/F# concepts in C#.
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    by macca321 9y ago

    Except when you deliver the homework, working, with tests, and then you receive a rejection with incorrect bikesheddy feedback , or even worse, no feedback at all.
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    by macca321 9y ago

    This is the only comment to mention ATDD, and none mention BDD. :(
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    by macca321 9y ago

    It's actually dead easy to write a controller implementing Server Sent Events (SSE) which is one of the technologies SignalR uses. There are various articles on it if you Google around.
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    by macca321 9y ago

    This book http://rob.conery.io/2016/07/03/imposters-handbook/ is written specifically with you in mind.
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    by macca321 9y ago

    I wonder if core has actually tempted anyone from osx/linux-land to use .net, or if the traffic is all in the other direction
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    by macca321 9y ago

    The problem with interviews is that there is no time for false starts. When approaching a coding problem in real life, I pick a solution that seems to be right. Half the time I pick a good solution and half the time I've rushed in and
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    by macca321 9y ago

    A dark possibility - a baby printed on another planet and raised by software.
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    by macca321 9y ago

    Start with an open source http proxy http://www.catonmat.net/http-proxy-in-nodejs/ https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy
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    by macca321 9y ago

    And in a 'true' REST API the pretty name for humans should be in the link text, not the href
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    by macca321 9y ago

    Yes, The article is talking about REST as in "JSON RPC over HTTP" as opposed to REST as the person who came up with it (Roy Fielding) intended. If you are worrying about URL readability you aren't doing REST.
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    Why most freelancing advice doesn’t apply to programmers most of the time(jasonswett.net)

    2 points by macca321 9y ago|0 comments
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    by macca321 9y ago

    Another thing you can do is start recording all requests that cause changes to the system in an event store (a la event sourcing). Once you have this in place, you can use the event stream to project a new read model (e.g.a new, coherent, d
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    by macca321 9y ago

    LINQPad is amazing. I have a full licence and have persuaded a couple of companies to buy site licences before. It's would be great if there was some kind of full version trial so people could try it with full intellisense and package
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    by macca321 9y ago

    I retrofitted F# style "discriminated unions" (which are basically sealed heirarchies) into C# by creating a series of generic types `OneOf<T0, ..., Tn>` which can hold exactly one value, Each type has a `.Match` and `.Switc
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    by macca321 10y ago

    I'd like to find a framework like this that comes with platform-neutral (handlebars or similar) templates for each component
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    by macca321 10y ago

    They should go mutual and offer shares to their customers.