newtype

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   by newtype 10y ago

   This post is ridiculous, but there is a point hidden under the ham-fisted writing. .net development is complex. The languages and frameworks are deep, and cargo cult (implementing without understanding) development is common. .net provides
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   by newtype 10y ago

   I am in the same camp. I'd prefer to know an older technology (and it's underpinnings) completely than scratch the surfaces on a bunch of short lived new ones. Most of the new stuff I see is pretty high level. I invest my free tim
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   by newtype 10y ago

   "Poorly engineered" and "over engineered" are different. If the solution is running slow for no good reason it's poorly engineered. If it's unnecessarily difficult to implement it's poorly engineered. If i
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   by newtype 10y ago

   I wrote something that does this too! I'm looking forward to seeing the differences in our implementations :D
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   by newtype 10y ago

   Send me an email. Aaron at newtype dot com
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   by newtype 10y ago

   Sent you an email.
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   by newtype 10y ago

   I am doing just that. A hugely ambitious project, with a very wide potential user base, but I have lost all hope in finding funding at a reasonable rate. I am consulting during the day to pay for what I need, and working on the product at n