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oaiey
3y ago
The amount of money lost in corporations for internal or app store avoiding apps by this decision is mind blowing.
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3y ago
While that is true and how unregulated capitalism works, a society which enables capitalism (by laws, judges, ...) does not need to tolerate excessive profits on costs of its populations. Capitalism is not a law of nature. It is made by hum
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oaiey
3y ago
To be honest, Maui evolves xamarin.forms and winui3 is an evolves from winui, uwp and winrt. That kills half of the entries. Maui/xamforms is not a ui toolkit but an abstraction... So plays in a different league (with e.g. react native
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3y ago
The chart at the bottom: So google switched it on, and then, let us guess, Facebook and Netflix. Afterwards no growth for a year. Displacing looks different to me. HTTP/2 is growing at cost of HTTP/1 ... so the only conclusion I c
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3y ago
Totally agree. The .NET team itself is probably costing above 100 million every year, probably more. Microsoft is not ditching .NET, they are heavily investing it. The office division is implementing some code in Rust while the same divisio
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3y ago
Not sure if I like patching more and more parameters into the executable for gimmicks like this. Would be also work when you exchange the executable name instead of addding a parameter. Like ... curl-as-librucl https://www.e
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3y ago
I think most bigger organizations have left and right to the RD product manager, architect, program managers and UX groups. The head of that is the real head of RD. The real question is whether you want interdisciplinary teams. And the answ
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3y ago
My question is: How does the average Jane and Joe benefits compared to Debit and Credit Cards? Privacy, they do not care. Being anonymous, they do not care. So a dead initiative?
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oaiey
3y ago
Not only open source. Also anyone taking ownership in companies end up like that. The difference is: The person gets paid and is ideally not emotional involved.
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3y ago
Application Frameworks tend to become quite heavy (think Electron on X11, event QT) where most activity on the processor is rendering and business logic wise in some UI flows while once in a while, local data is collected (like temperature,
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3y ago
Better said is: Every time a company does radical shift in company structure by shady management, it seems like a game of Russian roulette. Law-wise, your data is more safe in the EU than in most of the US even for an American citizen. An A
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3y ago
It is not the individual layoff which is the issue for the people. It is the general feeling that the little man get squeezed under the argument of cost savings and the rich man takes out even more than the year before, independent of the m
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oaiey
3y ago
Side Note: Bought the Turing Machine board game (different than this here) last week. A game basically about debugging. Awesome game!!!
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oaiey
3y ago
Editing in VS Code is really bad right now. It got worse actually. The dll/firewall should be solved in .NET8 since the browser stack defined a native format (cil I think). Thanks for the pro tips!!!
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3y ago
Yeah, server side blazor is IMHO a bad product. Blazor with wasm on browser or PWA or Blazor with MAUI and a web view (without wasm) is the deal.
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3y ago
As a Microsoft shop: Any experience with Blazor and PWA? I find Blazor very awesome for developing an App using WebAssembly. When using it as a PWA and caching the .NET runtime locally etc, the combination of productivity and ease of deploy
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oaiey
3y ago
What a comment. But the young generation does not know anymore what this means.
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3y ago
I find this interesting, considering that .NET went the other direction. The .NET Framework was operating system bound, while the modern .NET (Core) is a separate installation or ships with the app or is even AOTed. Maybe Apple is more aggr
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3y ago
The headstart is also in your customs. If you are used living w/o e.g. social security, a migration to the US is far more easy/interesting than when you are used to social security.
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3y ago
I actually did, and visited the US many times after. I saw the good and the bad. In both countries. There is no hard feeling, except that I want to express that the US while being a nice country to life is not the "pursue a better life
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3y ago
It is not common. Most Germans consider would never use the phrase "pursue a better life" when talking about the US. Quality of Life is in most European countries better including Germany. There are however some who want "fre
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3y ago
I think the mentioned performance aspects are quite believable and are well recognized without the need to show evidence. Even for mean as a fanboy.
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I have to disagree. What you describe is every legacy stack and 20 years evolvement. Java with how many EE systems. JS with how many SPA frameworks. Python I know too little. Go/Rust are too young to have history.
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3y ago
I share your perspective. It is the most productive environment I have seen in many years. Blazor WASM for internal company applications, PWA or Blazor Hybrid (basically Cordova/Electron Shell just with C#) is just awesome. I share the
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3y ago
MAUI is a cross-platform native control framework (like react native). They are currently not supporting self-rendered controls (there is some support in the codebase). Flutter is self-rendering (material style) with all the benefits (e.g.
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3y ago
Desktop IMHO only work with WinUI on Windows or iOS apps on macOS (that is a thing right?) However, complex is a thing. MAUI is a cross-platform native control framework (aka. it creates abstractions over platform native controls). Abstract
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This is to the point! That is why C# evolved so quickly and does not spiritually or factually broken.
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It was 2016 when you count official releases, open sourcing .NET to MIT started in 2014 including huge parts of the .NET Framework. It is soon 10 years. With 14 years of closed source before. But honestly, it is not .NET which is the proble
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3y ago
You could run Maui with canvas rendered controls. Just some coding work away. But honestly, .NET is a enterprise thingy. Normal for them is that they coexist with angular, react, and many other UI toolkits. Reuse of css and web components i
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3y ago
Share the exactly same worries. Let us see.
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