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by steviee 3y ago
Ruby (on Rails) or Go.
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by steviee 4y ago
Hi, congratulations to you and your team! One thing a developer becoming a teamlead needs to learn is letting go. Changeing the mindest from a maker to a mentor. Hope it helps! Kind regards, Steviee
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What to do when everything just sucks?
6 points by steviee 4y ago|6 comments
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by steviee 6y ago
Culture only happens at the office, then?
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How we fight Covid-19 at the office with Rails(steviee.medium.com)
1 points by steviee 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you think about dependency management?
1 points by steviee 7y ago|1 comments
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by steviee 8y ago
We have a rule for attending meetings: If the meeting is useless, you can leave (after telling so). Slack time usually is spent chatting, working on other stuff, getting coffee, browsing the internet/reading. Most of the time it's
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by steviee 8y ago
XING | RoR, React, Scala Developers | Hamburg (Germany) | Onsite | Fulltime The Marketing Solutions unit here at XING provides self-booking advertising tools to our users on our platform (~30M users and growing). For 2019 we plan to strengt
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by steviee 11y ago
Hi, just take the platform you're most comfortable with (Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Node/Express, ASP.NET, whatever...) and implement your smallest possible product/service use cases (MVP-like) and ask your peers or future-custo
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by steviee 11y ago
Sorry for being off-topic but I need to write this down: The first thing I had in mind after reading the topic "Open-sourced food production" was "Soylent Green is people!". Puh, good thing that's off my mind now. B
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by steviee 11y ago
Deal with it. Want to use a framework, learn how to use it properly, especially if it's authentication/security related. Programming is hard. You won't learn anything about the technology by only using high level point-and-cl
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Sirius – Open Source Siri/Cortana Alternative for Linux(clarity-lab.org)
74 points by steviee 12y ago|19 comments
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by steviee 12y ago
I agree. My experience (and please tell me when I'm wrong) is that Windows developers for the most part stick to their choice of framework while multi-OS (Windows included) developers are more open to the wonders of the world. So stati
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by steviee 12y ago
We'll see. Hopefully it is not as half-hearted as the other technologies Microsoft tries to establish and then forgets about. They will need to put a lot of effort into it to have something even remotely equal to Node (or other micro s
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by steviee 12y ago
As a counter-counter point: You absolutely need NHibernate (or something else) when you use EF. Steviee
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by steviee 12y ago
Yes, I'm also eager to see this in action. About time. Regards, Steviee
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by steviee 12y ago
Is your post about C# or the .NET stack? I can (somewhat) relate to using C# over some other languages. However what I cannot relate to is being trapped with the .NET stack. And a trap it is. You need expensive Windows Servers to host your
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by steviee 12y ago
No.
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by steviee 12y ago
Yes, even though with the right marketing (make it easy to use) any smartphone vendor could probably implement this service. Or just create a "dial"-app replacement for iOS (if possible), Android, ... to use the service and fall b
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by steviee 12y ago
I think this would probably be a good thing. Changing your cell phone numbers and stuff like that won't matter so much anymore. Hell, providers could hand out IPv6 addresses as phone numbers and you could still have a fancy name/n
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Looking for RoR developer in Hamburg
1 points by steviee 12y ago|0 comments