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oweiler
3y ago
E.g. https://www.usebruno.com
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A tiny, formatter-friendly Java DSL for creating ZIP files
(github.com)
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I disagree. First of all, meat substitutes taste nothing like meat, have often a weird texture and are unhealthy. There are tons of foods which are vegan, taste great, and are healthy. See indian/african/asian food.
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oweiler
3y ago
Just make sure that it ends in the bin and is not shipped. I often write the PoC as a Kotlin script, with dependencies declared inline with @file, no tests, Just the bare minimum. No one would ask to ship this.
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> Lua seems like such a fun, simple, efficient language... but even on HN, people hate on it almost to the point of an absurd meme simply because its 1-based indexes. > If you search the forums, this fundamental issue is mentioned tho
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> There might be an edge case in which a raw query, tailored to a specific need or a particular use case, might be faster, but generally speaking ORMs will know much much better than the average developer how to optimise queries. This st
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oweiler
3y ago
Or use JOOQ today.
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oweiler
3y ago
Don't forget Teams, which seems to be killing every other Chat/Video platform in the enterprise sector.
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oweiler
3y ago
There are enough devs who don't give a shit if the project is actually used... Or useful
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3y ago
I always saw client side validation for improving UX and server side validation for improving security.
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3y ago
Because extensibility should be a design decision.
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3y ago
Sadly, it has become the de-facto standard for Kotlin projects in general.
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oweiler
3y ago
If you need more speed, you can use https://github.com/apache/maven-mvnd
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3y ago
Yes, in Maven its often much easier to align the project to Maven's conventions than to fight it.
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3y ago
I've seems hundreds of different projects using Maven and more or less every pom.xml looked the same. Onboarding took minutes. The first few Gradle projects I've seen looked completely different, one project contained more Gradle
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3y ago
I'll use a one-liner for that: https://github.com/helpermethod/pk/blob/main/pk Also handles port reuse
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3y ago
Never had a need for this. static factory methods are almost always the better solutions. Ctors should only assign params to fields and nothing more. Though I applaud that it makes the language more intuitive/consistent.
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3y ago
In the other hand regular running (w/o stretching) has fixed all my back pain.
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3y ago
That show was absolutely perfect, not a single second I would do differently.
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oweiler
3y ago
No Alucard from Hellsing Ultimate or Alucard from Netflix' Castlevania?
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4y ago
JSON Pointer is just not powerful enough except for the simplest use cases. I very much prefer JSON Path.
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4y ago
JBang can do this: https://www.jbang.dev
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4y ago
This is exactly what will happen. There will be no Star Trek like future.
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4y ago
Wow! This is also the best description of DI I've ever read.
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4y ago
How often is this going to be reposted?
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4y ago
Me and my son had a lot of fun "reading" this book https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/428862.Wreck_This_Journa...
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4y ago
Why? Java 11 is already leaps and bounds better than Java 8.
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4y ago
I think there is a place for a transpile to Bash language, which just adds some tiny bits to fix Bash's idiosyncrasis
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4y ago
If verbosity would be a good thing Java wouldn't introduce language features/ library enhancements to cut down the noise (var, collection factories, switch expressions, records).
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4y ago
Scala is also on the way out, adoption is steadily decreasing.
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