Angius

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by Angius 1y ago
They clearly don't
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by Angius 3y ago
For .NET specifically, you would need to reach for 3rd party frameworks. Avalonia in particular is excellent.
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by Angius 3y ago
> small team Yes, we need to be more lenient on Microsoft. They're a tiny little startup after all, they barely have 10 employees and three of them are cleaners.
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by Angius 3y ago
Under his rule, lootboxes were added to FIFA. He also famously mused about charging Battlefield players $1 for reloading their weapon, once they're immersed in the game enough to not want to break the flow
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by Angius 4y ago
Besides no strict typing, Godot also has a huge issue with string-based development. Everything is a string. I'm surprised calling GDScript functions isn't done with string literals like "function"()
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by Angius 4y ago
What hurdle?
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by Angius 4y ago
It must be one old article, because what rounds the corner is .NET 7, while .NET 6 and minimal APIs have been available for a better part of a year already
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by Angius 4y ago
Not quite as feature-rich, though. Once I started using Nova's subgrid and overlaying widgets, for example, it's very hard to go back to a launcher that doesn't allow them.
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Nova Launcher has been acquired by Branch(novalauncher.com)
27 points by Angius 4y ago|9 comments
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by Angius 4y ago
Ashley Williams is gone
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by Angius 4y ago
It's not really authentication. Rather, a way of saying "yeah, I agree to the terms yadda yadda". Seeing how there's no other way of handling it right now, they're using what tools they have
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by Angius 4y ago
Seeing how there's no other way, well...
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C# 11 Preview Updates – Raw string literals, UTF-8 and more – .NET Blog(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by Angius 4y ago|0 comments
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by Angius 4y ago
Java turning more and more into poor man's C# with each release
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Early peek at C# 11 features(devblogs.microsoft.com)
13 points by Angius 5y ago|3 comments
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by Angius 5y ago
Seems fairly simple. Here's a step-by-step tutorial to solving Safari's issues, if some Apple developer finds their way here. You're free to use it, I don't even want any consultation fees. 1. Go to https://ca
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by Angius 5y ago
Alternatively, from archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20170828212225/https://www.reddi...
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by Angius 5y ago
Weird, it does work for me... Perhaps try other snapshots? https://archive.fo/https://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/6w...
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by Angius 5y ago
You're right, seems I was misinformed and didn't do as much reading as I had to. Edited my comment to stop the misinformation from propagating.
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by Angius 5y ago
Not to prevent people like this from becoming the executive director, that's for sure: https://archive.fo/f10KK
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by Angius 5y ago
This person being a prominent part of the Rust community definitely does not make me want to engage with it and does make me wary of the stability of the language as well: https://archive.fo/f10KK
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by Angius 5y ago
Here's the archived version: https://archive.fo/f10KK
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by Angius 5y ago
The r/node thread has been deleted, but here's the archived version of it: https://archive.fo/f10KK Archive.org version for good measure: https://web.archive.org/web/20170828212225/https:
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by Angius 5y ago
Drama has already been dragged out. Now people are left to speculate and accuse. This thing from 4 years ago has been dug up, for example: https://archive.fo/f10KK and I can see it being the basis of some of those speculati
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by Angius 5y ago
> A growing community needs healthy management Like this person being the executive director? https://archive.fo/f10KK
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by Angius 5y ago
XAML is good for structure, same way HTML is. But by god is styling it a major PITA of boilerplate nesting hell
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by Angius 5y ago
It's an attractive target. Other ecosystems (maybe besides Rust) rely on large packages with minimal dependencies, and those packages are often first-party (Entity Framework, for example). NPM meanwhile is a neverending net of tiny one
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The QUIC API OpenSSL will not provide(daniel.haxx.se)
17 points by Angius 5y ago|3 comments
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by Angius 5y ago
Full title of the article: "Microsoft under fire again from open-source .NET devs: Hot Reload feature pulled for sake of Visual Studio sales"
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Microsoft under fire again from open-source .NET devs: Hot Reload feature pulled(theregister.com)
28 points by Angius 5y ago|4 comments

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