oweiler

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   by oweiler 9y ago

   I've started learning to code when I was 26 and people told me I was too old and should stay with my shitty job. Fast forward ten years and I'm a senior software engineer which gives trainings on Spring Boot and Microservices and
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   by oweiler 9y ago

   This so much! Furthermore any application of reasonable size will make use of database-specific functionality.
3. 483.▲
   by oweiler 10y ago

   You can always use a reverse-proxy to circumvent CORS.
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   by oweiler 10y ago

   This is much easier to do with Groovy.
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   by oweiler 10y ago

   Please show me how Clojure is growing in popularity. Clojure has never been more than a niche language.
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   by oweiler 10y ago

   The problem with Gosu is that it never gained any significant traction.
7. 487.▲
   by oweiler 11y ago

   It will probably take years for async/await to become part of Node.
8. 488.▲
   by oweiler 11y ago

   I've used args4j on several occasions and found it superior to all alternatives http://args4j.kohsuke.org/
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   by oweiler 11y ago

   I normally work on side projects. In my GitHub repositories I have defined several tasks which can be performed within 5-15 min. I may not get much done on a single day but small tasks add up quickly.
10. 490.▲
    by oweiler 11y ago

    Consolas + Mustang
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Furthermore, Maps have a .forEach method m.forEach((key, value) -> System.out.println("key: " + key + " value: " + value));
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Apart from the slightly better performance, memory consumption. Clojure's persistent collections require a fair amount of memory (which in most cases doesn't matter as memory is cheap).
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Before I had a car I've worked on sided projects during commute. Now I try to get up early half an hour before I'd have to to work on side projects or watch presentations.
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    This one looks very similar to Ractive http://www.ractivejs.org/ Which isn't a bad thing :).
15. 495.▲
    by oweiler 11y ago

    (Shotokan) Karate. Practiced it for some years but stopped at some point because I was not able to match my ambitions.
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    For implementing backends which provide REST APIs.
17. 497.▲
    by oweiler 11y ago

    On the server: Spring Boot + Spring MVC + Spring Data + Gradle On the client: React
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Does something like this exist for JS?
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Compared to Java 8 Kotlin still has quite a lot to offer: * Type-safe DSLs * Named parameters with default values * Non-nullable types * Raw strings (which make working with regular expressions quite nice) * Type inference * Properties * Sm
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    I love how fast you can get productive in Kotlin. With https://github.com/jetbrains/workshop-jb and some glimpses into the documentation you can get productive within a day or two. It may not be as expressive as Scala
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    I once tried to write Java code using vim, and the runaway proliferation of source files, of AbstractSingletonProxyFactoryBeans, quickly made an IDE required I can't stand reading this crap anymore. I'm using Spring for at least
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    From a quick glance this one looks pretty good https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/layouts/rwd-f...
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    I'm currently in the process of putting together a first version of bash-specs, a Bash testing framework which provides features found in other languages' test frameworks, like - a DSL for describing specifications - the ability t
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    What has helped me was working on side projects during my commute.
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    by oweiler 11y ago

    Kotlin - best interoperability with Java of all JVM languages (except Groovy) - language support for DSLs (in the form of extension function literals) - statically typed - type inference - non-nullable types - smart casts - properties - elv
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    by oweiler 12y ago

    If find it funny when a tutorial is targeted at experienced developers but then on slide 6 it defines the term 'variable'.
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    by oweiler 12y ago

    Exactly my thoughts. Just ran the snippet through JSHINT and while it doesn't recognize the exact error it shows you the location where it happens. http://jsfiddle.net/hnxjxyte/
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    by oweiler 12y ago

    Because it's the only thing I'm good at.
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    JS101(dailyjs.com)

    3 points by oweiler 12y ago|0 comments
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    by oweiler 12y ago

    Premature optimisation is... ah, forget it ;).