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ryanthedev
1y ago
This was a perfect piece of nostalgia. I love that blink was created as a joke.
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ryanthedev
2y ago
Love the domain name.
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ryanthedev
2y ago
I absolutely loved this site. Thank you for sharing.
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ryanthedev
3y ago
Well articulated. Few people realized what callback hell was. Web devs got lucky they added await to JS. I always appreciated Go for its coroutines. Does make for simpler code. You know a language has done well when the biggest consistent a
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3y ago
“And just to be clear...I know exactly what I’m doing”
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ryanthedev
3y ago
I often feel the word monolith is as poorly defined as the term microservices. What’s in between a monolith and microservices? Is it SOA?
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ryanthedev
4y ago
I couldn’t agree more on these bullets. People forgot what it means to build 12 factor applications.
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ryanthedev
4y ago
Are you asking if you can switch to a developer career? I think absolutely. Remember, you don’t need to become a master to start a career. I know people who have gotten work after doing a bootcamp. The most difficult task will be getting
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4y ago
Idk. I feel like most things are YAML based or now some custom flavor (bicep, hcl, Nginx) But that’s more from the IaaC world. I guess .net application configuration might still be heavy on the JSON side. I just feel like this isn’t as much
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5y ago
What is this lobsters you whisper of?
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ryanthedev
5y ago
I enjoy seeing projects like this
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ryanthedev
5y ago
Public education is too broad of a definition. People treat public schools as all being equal. There is a vast difference in level of education depending on where you live. Things like etiquette, business and investing are taught in schoo
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ryanthedev
5y ago
This is an article that was written to support a conclusion that todays education is bad. To support that conclusion the writer choose click bait evidence to support it. I don’t agree with this at all. Genius is a subjective. There is no
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5y ago
My companies uses bitwarden. Not a fan. UI is clunky and requires too many clicks. I haven’t used any of the other password managers so I can’t give a good comparison.
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5y ago
I wonder how airline reservations systems like Sabre are going deal with this.
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Epic vs. Google Lawsuit Answers
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5y ago
I often wonder if you could use different wavelengths of light to do the same. Kind of how you could mix yellow and blue to make green.
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5y ago
I comment stack overflow links when using some random code I copied.
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5y ago
I work in a 300+ project monolith. If you think microserivces are an issue. I can’t help you. I have worked in both. Until you realize that both worlds have their pros and cons, just stop.
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5y ago
I believe something like this would have issues with multiple consumers.
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5y ago
Damn flat.
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Cost of the Cloud
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5y ago
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5y ago
people seriously underestimate dotnet. It’s the most malleable language on the market right now.
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5y ago
I enjoyed this essay. It’s interesting to see how media can mold society’s expectations of self. I believe she could find a partner who loves the journey and is not only looking for the destination.
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ryanthedev
6y ago
People should be more worried about writing non blocking IO code. Blocking a thread in the cloud is paying the provider to do nothing.
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6y ago
This is some sauce. Ty.
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6y ago
Pretty sure a callback vs synchronous style of coding is a little more than syntactic sugar. It's a complete shift in application design... If I have to flatmap one more time...
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ryanthedev
6y ago
Can we talk about no async/await support? Can't build scalable apps when I'm in callback hell. It's like ES5 all over again.
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6y ago
I mean. The same could be said about MTG, DND and a lot of other games. Seems obvious to me if you play a game that makes you use your brain, it will help you in the long run. If you just use your brain to consume trash it will become tras
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6y ago
Not a real test. No response time simulation... Learn what async code does for you.
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