mustardo

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by mustardo 9y ago
That's ok you still have almost 26 months ;-p
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by mustardo 9y ago
This is true It hurts when the next requirement comes along something like... "As a user I want to have a home, work, and mobile phone number" Now you have 3 "versions" of your implicit "schema" to contend with
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by mustardo 9y ago
If only someone had posted that information to HN
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by mustardo 9y ago
The onerous is mostly on the developer... For any "real" system that is going to be in production for a long time this becomes a real problem There are tools to "migrate" data but they come with all the limitations of th
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by mustardo 9y ago
On the surface it sounds like you might have a case for Mongo, lookout for scenarios like... * Trading in game items between two users (needs multi document atomic locks if you don't want duplicate or lost items) assuming your "sc
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by mustardo 9y ago
Effective Java by Joshua Bloch
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by mustardo 9y ago
Not sure if trolling... Correlation does not mean causation
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by mustardo 9y ago
How did you get access to my repository?
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by mustardo 9y ago
Worked on at least 2 projects using it in production (backend) zero language issues
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by mustardo 9y ago
I like C# as a language but everytime you use it a puppy dies (MS exists)
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by mustardo 9y ago
Kotlin, C#, Scala
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by mustardo 9y ago
With say a java app thou you'd typically get a .zip with all your class path dependencies and a launcher in one bundle. This is not the case for ruby, js (node), python etc where the norm is to splatter dependencies across your file sy
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by mustardo 9y ago
A more featured glue "framework" http://www.dropwizard.io/1.2.0/docs/getting-started.html#met...
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by mustardo 9y ago
For arguments sake you could say foo.bar = "baz" syntactic suggar for setBar("baz") sure you now cant add logic to the set method without introducing a real setBar method (and therefore breaking your public interface) bu
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by mustardo 9y ago
Sounds like stuff we have had on the JVM (without MS lock in) since ages ago http://www.dropwizard.io/1.2.0/docs/getting-started.html And if you want terser code https://kotlinlang.org
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by mustardo 9y ago
Kotlin, Dropwizard, Guice, Vue, PostgreSQL
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by mustardo 9y ago
Google for solutions before making another wheel
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by mustardo 9y ago
Consider using a language that has exceptions instead of 1980's error codes