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by paavohtl 9y ago
But this split happened in 2005. The ecosystem fully migrated to generic containers almost instantly, and you won't find the old containers being used anywhere. They took a risk, and it paid off. In my opinion, C# is both a better lang
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by paavohtl 9y ago
.NET Core is not a rewrite in any way. It's the same runtime with the same GC and JIT, same language compilers and mostly the same standard library. It has just been stripped down by removing deprecated features (such as code sandboxin
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by paavohtl 10y ago
Do you have any examples to back up your claims? I don't think Flow's type system is more advanced than TypeScript's (which is not Java-like in any way). What do you mean by "abstract types"? TS's type system i
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by paavohtl 10y ago
Visual Studio's codebase is 20 years old, and it wasn't built with cross-platform support in mind. It uses WPF as the UI toolkit, which is only supported on Windows. Stripping it down would most likely take an order of magnitude m
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by paavohtl 10y ago
And on Firefox, their SVG logo reads "Sudde offee". ( http://i.imgur.com/HZ1Hnwg.png )
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by paavohtl 10y ago
Because they are traits [1], not interfaces, and they also have some features from type classes [2]. When you create a class in an OOP language, you have do declare all interfaces it supports, and provide implementations for them (or mark t
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by paavohtl 10y ago
I guess it depends on what you work on. Both of my primary Rust projects (a .NET metadata parser & a Game Boy emulator) are heavily dependent on macro usage, and they implement multiple new macros. Both do lots of binary parsing, so I u
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by paavohtl 10y ago
Did you read the post? They introduced an official PPA in this release. Official docs: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux#_debian-and-u... The PR for it: https://github.com/Microsoft&#x