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> The real reason is that by having these microservices, it allows single developers or teams to own or control parts of the codebase [...] Sally can't see the code to Joe's service and Joe can't make requests to Sally
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10y ago
I agree with you that is his personal opinion about "preferable" way to use D3. > "Unfortunately, I always find D3 code surprisingly difficult to understand and extend" I would say something different - it is very eas
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10y ago
I remember few car parks that were accepting this payment method. I think it is the most illustrative legitimate use case of premium numbers or the pay-by-call method.
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10y ago
The biggest issue with Stripe is that it does not handle 3D-secure requests [1] which protects you against various frauds. Hopefully, they are starting to implement it for UE, US and also there are many FinTech SaaSes whose uses machine lea
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10y ago
That's interesting why some of functions (_.repeat, _.findIndex) were marked as "Not supported" in Opera but all of them are supported in Chromium-based browsers. Did the author only consider Presto-powered Opera?
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10y ago
Examples in tutorial uses Monaco [1] which is integrated in various Microsoft tools not only VS (Code) and also open-sourced. If you do not like it then there is i.e Ideone [2] which gives possibility to play around with C# online without t
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10y ago
Really interesting article, it made me curious how Google Trends would recognize the searches with "Go" and "Golang" since Google now suggests the domain of such phrases (Go was recognized as programming language). As fa
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10y ago
There is Omnisharp [1] - plugin for Atom, Brackets, Emacs, SublimeText, Vim and is built-in VisualStudio Code [2]. Also you may try Mono-develop/Xamarin Studio [3] but it worth noting they were made especially for Mono. Both solutions
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10y ago
I must admit that Microsoft is champion of creating tutorials and documentation about their programming languages. It is difficult to find the equivalent number of resources dedicated to one programming language as C# has.
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10y ago
I recommend browsing official DV statistics [1] to see more detailed data. Unfortunately, there are only lotteries which has ended. [1]: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/diversit...
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10y ago
That's very encouraging. I'd like to ask, what kind of extraordinary abilities are behind these cool-companies and their owners (employment, investment capability)?
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10y ago
I hope that ligatures will be more popularized than using characters like "½", because it is very difficult to find them in text with standard ASCII characters, i.e. in Firefox by typing 1/2 in quick find (ctrl+f).
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10y ago
That's awesome news, NVDA and Caddy awarded for contributors work. I hope, in future there will be more companies donating money to attractive open-software projects.
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10y ago
Indeed. Thank you for pointing this out.
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10y ago
Not including an ORM layer does not decrease "value" of this framework, because you can attach such lib on your own. In Go the you are very flexible to set up a "a place where data will be stored/queried" - there is
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That's true, but after coming from Laravel / PHP stack I don't take it as huge disadvantage as it was in Laravel. First, because each new breaking feature comes with a dozen of articles covering changes and how-to. Secondly,
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Hopefully, there is very mature open-source alternative called Hedgewars [1][2]. I found this game as very nice remake of Worms Armageddon / World Party with a multiplayer and better graphics and sounds effects. [1] https://
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10y ago
It is worthwhile to mention that reveal.js presentation supports PageUp/Down as the keys to go further or backwards.
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10y ago
Interesting idea for making kind of a PaaS for static websites. I have been using a Firebase Hosting [1] (provides free https, CDN, CLI publish with `firebase serve`) for a while. Obviously, Firebase quotas and pricing is way another but I
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10y ago
I don't get it why I got down-voted since I haven't suggested to use 0.0.1-pre. I have just pointed out that is weird to release version with only zeros - we usually take zero as point to "nothing, void" for non-techie f
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> "A pre-release version MAY be denoted by appending a hyphen and a series of dot separated identifiers immediately following the patch version. Identifiers MUST comprise only ASCII alphanumerics and hyphen [0-9A-Za-z-]" [1] I
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Indeed, the GNU/Linux devs very often uses G+ as blog platform but also there are some communities around the GNU/Linux stuff like elementaryOS[1][2] or WorldOfGnome[2]. [1] https://plus.google.com/communities/
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10y ago
Do you have noticed that the most responsive web pages are sites without the CSS styles(or with just few rules)? I can run such web pages even on 10 year old mobile phone and also load a whole HTML document with a throttled connection to 10
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From the LinkedIn we can find out the author has established the company called "Lever OS" [1], so it looks like a startup product. [1]: https://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/p?company=Lever+OS&trk=prof...
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I am looking forward to see new version of the Age of Empires. I currently play extensively a AoE2 on random map and I would like to improved AI of the path finding of units. It drives me crazy if I set a map with 6-8 players with a 300 pop
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Because we do love them, just like Vim vs Emacs, PHP vs Ruby, Go vs Elixir, jQuery vs React... But there is always something what I personally find very positive between all these differences. Please look at Windows and the Linux - some yea
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After reading I think the author is probably tired of all articles with clickbait title about these two frontend frameworks where readers may find a lot of marketing gibberish. Frankly, I must admit he is right. Since React is on the top of
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It is worth noting that GitHub organizes the Student Developer Pack[1] which comes with a Micro plan ($7 - max 5 repos). It means GitHub will offer unlimited public and private repos for 2-3 years for students who were selected. [1]: https