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by nvivo 12y ago
Have you heard about .NET? It's one of the best frameworks out there, very well supported, has been improving steadly for the last years and now that it's open source, I only expect more. Yes, there are some minor things that o
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by nvivo 12y ago
> This is explicitly addressed in the quoted text. Sorry if you didn't understand it. Or maybe you're just not able to make yourself clear. You should work on that.
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by nvivo 12y ago
I'm starting to use this in production and I can tell it's solid. So far I didn't find any breaking bugs. The team in charge is also very quick to respond to any question. The project is based on Akka for JVM which has 5 yea
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by nvivo 12y ago
As expected, there is nothing there to support your claims that "The free version of Win 10 requires mandatory updates from Microsoft, not just security updates but app updates." or that the it will have "a variety of user da
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by nvivo 12y ago
> The free version of Win 10 requires mandatory updates from Microsoft, not just security updates but app updates. Are you from the future when the final version is out or can you back this up with some credible source? > There is als
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by nvivo 12y ago
Even better when you post a question to stackoverflow and a moderator closes it with "this question should be on xyz.stackexchange.com". You remove your question and post it there just to get another moderator saying "this qu
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by nvivo 12y ago
This is certainly not the first time someone does this. I remember a guy here in Brazil about 15 or 20 years ago showing the same thing. I doubt he was the first even then. Lots of things got lost before the internet was common.
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by nvivo 12y ago
My last name is the name of one of the largest phone companies in Brazil: Vivo. Facebook didn't allow my name either as it assumed I was somehow trying to harm the company. It allowed me to register with a fake name though. This was ma
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by nvivo 12y ago
> Great community support, corporate standard, lots of documentation, no one ever got fired... Is this a bad thing?
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by nvivo 12y ago
I do believe in God, I'm a christian, I go to church usually 3-4 times a week (because I want, not because the church requires it or any rules) and I'm a very technical person, software developer and I'm also very into astron
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by nvivo 12y ago
The npm page shows 1.4.1 as latest. Maybe your json file is forcing a specific version.
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by nvivo 12y ago
I think they are solving this with Roslyn on VS 2015.
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by nvivo 12y ago
Of course I'm not saying single multiline textbox for every app out there. That would be crazy. :-) But I'm always surprised how many sites ask for information that will never be used for anything, and assume things like the leng
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by nvivo 12y ago
There are so many misconceptions from developers, even more when building apps used worldwide. If you plan to accept data from different countries, free text with no validation is the only acceptable answer. I remember once we had to remov
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by nvivo 12y ago
Looks like this is an IDE issue. When C# implemented lambdas almost 8 years ago, the initial debugging was a little confusing. But quickly VS was improved to support better integration. Just give some time for the IDEs to catch up.
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by nvivo 12y ago
> But who needs typescript for that? Who needs javascript if you have dart? Who needs dart if you have go? Who needs go if you have erlang? Who needs erlang if you have c? Who needs c if you have assembly? Who needs assembly if you have
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by nvivo 12y ago
Have you tried 'npm update typescript'?