tejinderss

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by tejinderss 7y ago
Especially with node.js/TypeScript one can reach similar performance to Go with arguably much nicer programming language to work with.
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by tejinderss 7y ago
It maybe me but I have noticed lots of python ruby folks moving to typescript/node.js combo. Provides better performance and a very good gradual type system. Downside is that you have to do everything async
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by tejinderss 7y ago
Get it from India. You can buy any antibiotics without prescription in India. And get it posted anywhere.
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by tejinderss 7y ago
if someone wants to understand the person behind his philosophy the recent biography book "I am dynamite" is really recommended.
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by tejinderss 7y ago
At this point, i am seriously considering using urllib3 instead of this project.
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by tejinderss 7y ago
> I was excited to start adding type hints into our backend Python code Some people are choosing node at backend just because how good typescript is.
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Using TypeScript Like a Pro with Chris Krycho(corecursive.com)
1 points by tejinderss 7y ago|0 comments
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Gary Bernhardt new learning app(executeprogram.com)
3 points by tejinderss 7y ago|0 comments
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by tejinderss 8y ago
What technologies you work in ?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
You could use Typescript with node.
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by tejinderss 8y ago
She also joined GitHub recently and left in couple of weeks.
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by tejinderss 8y ago
If you are interested in stoicism, 'stoicism and the art of happiness' is a good book
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by tejinderss 8y ago
They are still heavily focused on python
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by tejinderss 8y ago
I know these books are great but do you know any book which is shorter read, sitting around 1000 pages each those are quite heavy reads
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by tejinderss 8y ago
What does the backend stack consist of?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Who in their right mind will buy Notes ?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Hey what would be a better alternative to Go in your opinion?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
His book a philosophy of software design is an excellent read.
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Do you mind telling what kind of job you do ?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Not really if you work as a contractor or freelancer. In those cases you have to shout to the world that you are world class developer. Recruiters or Managers love terms like world-class, ninja, rockstar etc. Its unfortunate state of our in
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Given his github profile, I think we can give him credibility that he is pretty good. https://github.com/ashfurrow
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by tejinderss 8y ago
What is your experience working in TypeScript ?
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by tejinderss 8y ago
Knew this would be Alan watts without clicking on the link. Not disappointed
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Refactoring by Martin Fowler. Working Effectively with legacy code by Michael Feathers
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by tejinderss 9y ago
If you have to choose second best, which one would that be ?
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Do you think adding type annotations or using typed js (typescript/flow), the optimisations could be improved? Since the types are providing more metadata about the code?
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Is there any resource that you suggest to get good at learning sql? I am a django developer and have relied on the orm up until now. I know the basics of SQL and databases but I still won't feel too comfortable doing without ORM. Thank
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Python surpasses java according to github statistics http://www.benfrederickson.com/ranking-programming-languages...
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Bit offtopic. Would you recommend clojure as a web development programming language? I am from a python background and want to learn a new language. Previously thought of Rust and Haskell, rust seems to be too low level and carries mental b
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by tejinderss 9y ago
Which one do u suggest to buy now ?

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