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by oaiey 4y ago
True, but we are not talking about a two man company or a historic trust fund in southern France. We talk about an US shareholder company which leadership (do not be nitpicky) can be sued for by shareholders by not doing the best for their
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by oaiey 4y ago
Which is "source open". But we also need "open source" (which includes and OSI license), so we can package independent of Microsoft. There the critic about closing their ecosystem comes from.
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by oaiey 4y ago
That ship has sailed. Which programming language in the top 20 is commercial regards revenue from compiler, Debugger and nowadays basic LSP stuff like IntelliSense, code inspection etc. The only commercial aspect is productivity like Intell
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by oaiey 4y ago
The web page is FUD, but the GitHub issue is describing yet another top level management decision which is totally not helpful source code wise and reputation wise. Creating a bridging host component for tools with multiple intellisense or
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by oaiey 4y ago
In conservative IT businesses like hospitals this date is a deal breaker: No more security updates. In consequence IT will switch it off immediately. Guess why edge has an IE Mode.
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by oaiey 4y ago
The ZigBee alliance next gen protocol is what is nowadays branded as Matter. So it is certification but also improvements on the stack. Which make sense to simplify things.
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by oaiey 4y ago
They are but ultimately the author wish that their usage is enforced. And that is IMHO in no major language including the above.
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by oaiey 4y ago
IMHO: click bait. Half of the bullet point you find in 75% of all languages (eg int overflow, nullability, race conditions) or are ideas which are a security scientist dream of (eg named arguments). There is barely something specific to Jav
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by oaiey 4y ago
When he does it step by step, i would say: turn is the right expression :)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Outside of the SV bubble actually none. When you look from a conservative angle (static typing, developer availability, productivity, tool support, library support, performance, etc) it goes quickly down to Java and .NET. The dynamic interp
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by oaiey 4y ago
I am a big fanboy actually. The wording is a bit screwed. The "free" was as in (perceived) free/open/... software.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Java, like .NET, are just solid application platforms which are statically typed and their performance is good. Java has a history in big systems for soon 30 years. Rust, Python and Go are just not there yet. Rust is too low level, Python i
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by oaiey 4y ago
I think they understand open source (and show it by many projects) but like you said, it is not their core philosophy. They are a proprietary software and cloud vendor super house. They are very successful like that. Open Source is 3-4 leve
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by oaiey 4y ago
That is a very good analogy. Considering that Office was also an offline product before it became a cloud-subscribed web/desktop hybrid.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Especially considering that English ASCII fits into 128 characters including punctuation ... I do not want to start thinking how Chinese or Japanese fits into that. In reality the ask is maybe: let us use 25 characters english without upper
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by oaiey 4y ago
Is not the telemetry in the main tree but it is different licensed because of the Visual Studio icons? That was at least my understanding.
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by oaiey 4y ago
What is a human right is a majority decision right?
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by oaiey 4y ago
It is not the working hours (since this does not scale) but about putting work before anything else (little to no vacation, working in the middle of the night, flying to Asia with a day notice, making brutal decisions, ...)
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by oaiey 4y ago
In some way that process is called Democracy :) but also mob rule :)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Nope it is not. It should be terminal thing in general. On a much more abstract way, Microsoft tries something similar by embedding apps (as in Excel) to be hosted in Teams (aka chat).
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by oaiey 4y ago
Ah. Yes, that may work but I am more like: i activate the program and then use the next ten lines in the terminal to display my 3 input boxes and not all 20 lines the terminal can use. And when I exit the program I am still in the session a
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by oaiey 4y ago
The DSL approach is sweet but the key is to get away from styling/beauty in general in developers lifes.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I went down to bare basics in my thoughts: what do we need for an exchange between machines and brains: data bidirectional and commands from human to machine. A surface is basically data + commands. Add some minimalistic styling free horizo
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by oaiey 4y ago
Oh I am so sorry. I just realized you mentioned "apps" not terminal frameworks. My apologies for creating effort. I think the choice of using blue background is a really horrible one :) Bubble tea seems in a slightly different spa
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by oaiey 4y ago
The project is older than the new Windows Terminal.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I think many devs are really sick of writing 200 hours on 50 files with 20 tools for achieving 2 input boxes. There is a wish for simplicity in UI building no framework can offer (including the terminal ones).
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by oaiey 4y ago
A big caveat of Terminal.Gui is that it currently only work full screen. Which is not for everyone. I find myself exactly split between spectre.console and terminal.gui for that reason. There is an issue on topic in Terminal.Gui.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I am looking right now for terminal ui toolkit. Can you elaborate on these in Go/Rust?
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by oaiey 4y ago
That is indeed a problem every once in a while. These people develop a framework and 3 languages. They do not built large systems. But there are other groups at Microsoft which keep them on track with their real needs.
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by oaiey 4y ago
ASP.NET, Blazer and Maui are IoC by default because they are complex franeworks, .NET is not.

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