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oweiler
4y ago
I sometimes think regular expressions being greedy is a bad default.
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Do we show empathy towards non-tech workers? Where being laid off is close to a death sentence? Most devs are in a very privileged position.
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Probably much, much faster to move the command output to a separate file and sourcing that (which requires no subshell, process substitution etc.).
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If you use constructor injection services are unit testable without touching Spring.
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4y ago
What you are looking for is called property based testing
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Kotlin-shell: Tool for performing shell-like programing in Kotlin
(github.com)
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4y ago
Not a single advice, but David Goggins "Can't hurt me" was a game changer for me.
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On of the most punishing games I've ever played. If you've lost your upgrades it's basically game over.
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4y ago
Some things to add: * use bats for testing * use shfmt for code formatting * use shellcheck for linting
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And because every dev has a different idea about how to simplify things, you throw any sort of standardization out of the window.
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This is solved by default methods in the interfaces.
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Software Engineering At Google
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Project Loom is in preview, and far from available. As far as I can see, Javalin doesn't make use of virtual threads yet.
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No book needed, just common sense: * no alcohol * no sugary drinks and sweets * drink water * eat fruits, mostly berries * eat salad and vegetables * eat less meat * walk every day * get enough sleep
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4y ago
Kotlin + Arrow is what you are looking for.
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4y ago
Have a look at the offers on Glasdoor. Only slightly above the typical Java Dev salary.
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4y ago
JavaFX is not part of the JDK. At least since Java 11 and probably earlier.
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At least in Germany, 100% remote can be guaranteed via employment contract. So there is quite a difference.
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Look for Indian cuisine, which in parts is both vegan and delicious/healthy. Much better than that overprocessed crap.
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Not necessarily. There are two schools of thought, Outside In TDD and Inside Out.
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4y ago
Open GitLab MRs from the commandline https://github.com/helpermethod/mr
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Gradle fits your description pretty closely.
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4y ago
Dependabot only works reliably with lots of integration tests.
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4y ago
Java nowadays doesn't require 'a lot of tooling' to get started. jbang.dev makes it extremely easy to get started with Java, with basically no setup.
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4y ago
- no coffee after lunch - replace all sugary drinks with water - replace sweets with nuts and fruits - exercise or at least go for a walk
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Testing Bash Completions
(write.as)
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The CGI holds up but the story doesn't. There is a reason the movie flopped on its release.
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Reduce your project to its absolute minimum, release it, get feedback.
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There was rarely a point where I haven't regretted using an associative array instead of a class. Not only adds the class semantic meaning, you can also add constraints and methods to it.
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4y ago
Are you using Hibernate?
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