nfgoto

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by nfgoto 5y ago
Spot on analysis. I sure do want more stability in my career. I have been considering Java. I see a lot of great resources for software architecture and design patterns with Java examples. Java for sure has the most advanced resources avail
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by nfgoto 5y ago
Could you expound about nowadays practices regarding best software architecture practices. Where I live (France), using DDD is highly regarded on the job market. Employers take you more seriously when you can talk about DDD principles and p
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by nfgoto 5y ago
Go seen as Java ? Really...? What makes you say that ?
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by nfgoto 5y ago
I must admit that this has crossed my mind. I don't see the drive to promote Go by the people who created it. It feels like, "we tried it...meh". I might be wrong.
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by nfgoto 5y ago
I just don't want to keep switching languages every two years. The goal is to specialize in a purposely limited number of stuff that keeps its value long term.
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Ash HN: Go or Rust for JavaScript developer in the next 20 years?
18 points by nfgoto 5y ago|44 comments
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Ask HN: Low-level programming for JavaScript devs?
2 points by nfgoto 5y ago|1 comments
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by nfgoto 5y ago
check this out: https://gotoflorian-pro.medium.com/
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Ask HN: From Back-end developer to DevOps engineer?
1 points by nfgoto 5y ago|1 comments
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Rust for Node Developers(itnext.io)
2 points by nfgoto 5y ago|0 comments
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by nfgoto 5y ago
Back to the basics and more advanced shell scripting with Bash and Node.js. Yes, the powers of Bash combined to those of Node.js.