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by pxcse 3y ago
Of course you _can_ build great and secure systems without any frameworks. But do you _want_ to do that? If I had to build everything from scratch for which I'm using a framework or library right now then I would need _significantly_ l
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by pxcse 3y ago
> if you have enough knowledge of a particular language, you can be very fast and secure in your applications. So everyone using any kind of framework is a moron or simply doesn't know what he is doing? Really?!
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by pxcse 3y ago
> I tell you with certainty that yes, I can So, you seem to have made up your mind. Then why do you ask the question here on HN? What do you hope to gain from that? Are you looking for comments to tell you how awesome you are? Must be qu
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by pxcse 3y ago
I really don't know where to start but the answer is most likely: No, you can't.
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by pxcse 3y ago
I really don't get that reasoning. If a company accepts that remote work is better and in the end gets more done, then why care about the lease at all? Simply pay the rent for the remainder of the lease and file it under "bad
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by pxcse 3y ago
> Just going by what's available. That's not how it works. If a brain surgeon can't find a position in a hospital do you think someone will hire him as a clerk because "that's available"?
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by pxcse 3y ago
But why? I know some people feel nostalgic about this but the old version IMHO isn't really better.
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by pxcse 3y ago
Interestingly, the link leads to OLD.reddit.com Is this some HN global setting or are people really linking to OLD.reddit.com?
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Agile Antipattern: Overpromising Review(perdian.de)
1 points by pxcse 3y ago|0 comments
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by pxcse 3y ago
Dude, you really should see a doctor.
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by pxcse 3y ago
As any other tech-savy person I don't have a text file with password. There are way better solutions out there.
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by pxcse 3y ago
Never heard it until now - except for ngrok which I now understand isn't simply a made up word ;-)
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by pxcse 3y ago
> With a static typed programming language, there's always a cost of compilation time and expected problems with linking libraries. I have developed tons of applications in both Java and Ruby. There was never a time when I thought
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by pxcse 3y ago
Yes, I do. But if I told you about it it would defy the purpose, wouldn't it?
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by pxcse 3y ago
This sounds way too much like a marketing text that a real evaluation. "However, Java has several features that make it an ideal language for large-scale enterprise applications, such as its ability to run on a virtual machine" Th
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by pxcse 3y ago
Do you really expect us not to notice this is a marketing post by SSOJet?
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by pxcse 4y ago
Not really an answer to the original question, is it?
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by pxcse 4y ago
"Most things are more expensive than in the US" I tend to disagree. Compared to my local supermarket in Germany the prices of groceries and other food items were definitely higher when I visited the US. And let's not forget
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by pxcse 4y ago
HN is not your marketing channel. Bring substance or don't bring anything at all.
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by pxcse 4y ago
Is there still demand for Swing development? I would have assumed JavaFX is the way to go.
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by pxcse 4y ago
A lot of tech companies still hire.
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by pxcse 4y ago
Just because there is criticism doesn't mean that Java is "very bad". As Bjarne Stroustrup famously said: "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses".
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by pxcse 4y ago
It's not that the things you say can't be done. Of course they can. But simply buying a product takes a lot of effort away. I've used XMPP messengers and it worked. But I'm a tech savy person. If you have colleagues who