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by cdevs 9y ago
This sounds right but in reality I think something is missing if you end up isolating what you know and just keep coding. I worked with a guy who programmed for 5 years and wrote the same crappy code he wrote 4 years ago. If you don't
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by cdevs 9y ago
Clean code and clean architecture are great books. I find sql injection from kids fresh out of college all the time in php but to be honest I really can't tell the difference in that rails code. At work I've build a query helper f
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by cdevs 9y ago
Not paying attention to details in general, I can spend what I want on aws, I have told them I can save them thousands and no one cares until we have a bad month. On top of that 2 times a year we lose a service because a bill wasn't pa
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by cdevs 9y ago
Clear and to the point, hopefully sparks conversations about how to fix these issues moving forward.
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by cdevs 9y ago
Long time Firefox user every since I left safari I tried Firefox and chrome and didn't like chrome at all. Now I only run some linux with Firefox but have chrome only as a back up to test or if YouTube has a glitchy anti Firefox day.
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by cdevs 9y ago
These comments here from people in other countries are clear pictures of what Americans will face if this goes through.
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by cdevs 9y ago
The immutable data they hold on us has always scared me. I have always imagined a middle man or "middle service" would be helpful. This service would be like a database and for my example I'll just use email addresses but ima
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by cdevs 9y ago
Rust calls it shadowing and throws this example: fn main() { let x = 5; let x = x + 1; let x = x * 2; println!("The value of x is: {}", x); } Sure this is a syntax example and you shouldn't be creating Immuta
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by cdevs 9y ago
When I started out it took a couple of books "c,c++,java" to realize most started from scratch and taught you functions and loops over and over and walked you through a simple program but I needed to find my own way to challenge m
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by cdevs 9y ago
What about the cognitive load on someone reading person1 person2 person3. Now I have to realize person 3 in your code is person2 and person2 was person1, person1 and person2 are now dangling and will never be touched again hopefully. I love
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by cdevs 9y ago
Used hostgator when I was in college it was fun installing a php based terminal I could connect to through the browser and snoop around the rest of the shared hosting files outside of where I was "suppose" to be.
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by cdevs 9y ago
I said a certain site of my company should have https years ago and it was ignored until recently they heard google was going to flag forms. Some of us do know best but this leverage can be helpful to sink it into the thoughts of people abo
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by cdevs 9y ago
Our CEO doesn't know what UX is and tried to get a marketing email designer to rebuild our whole tool. he figured the kid knows photoshop so he must know best.
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by cdevs 9y ago
Do any of these static generators keep configs and themes with wherever you happen to upload your static content "example: github"? Just curious if moving from one machine to another if it's easy to download something like Gu
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by cdevs 9y ago
Love it, sounds way more memorable and descriptive.
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by cdevs 9y ago
I've mentioned it before but I had a "aha" moment when I found intercooler js, it would be awesome to have 3-5 JavaScript functions instead of always rewriting and building Ajax request. Only problem with intercooler is it ex
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by cdevs 9y ago
Wow didn't know there was a open source roller coaster tycoon 2 clone, that would be interesting to mod into some sort of server traffic representation.
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by cdevs 9y ago
For teaching a noob how to edit in commandline nano is always a go to for me. I often use vim if I want to show someone some code and don't want to look like a idiot fumbling for a mouse. If I'm on a long stretch of programming I
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by cdevs 9y ago
Just pass in a associative array with numbers 3 and 5 for keys and what to say if mod that key value == 0, extendable, done, clock out.
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by cdevs 9y ago
I could go on and on about how my company screws this up. First, even though they get commission they also get large base pay despite a salesmans performance which makes the salesman stop working around making 70k a year, second horrible tr
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by cdevs 9y ago
Love it, now Yahoo!'s disasterous bloated website needs it but it's mostly clickbait anyway but attests load clickbait faster
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by cdevs 9y ago
I wish we were only hiring experienced developers, hiring right out of school and having a manager that only wants experience out of school people is insane. Do you know what oop is? Have you used git? Have you ever indexed a table column t
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by cdevs 9y ago
I enjoy challenging myself in little code golfing here and there and writing things as short as possible and sometimes trying to do as few lines as possible seems better. In reality f the line count and write more clear short horizontal lin
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by cdevs 9y ago
Odd place for me to ask this but does anyone know what's with the ring of twitter user wth the usernames ending in gives,gibs, givs as in johnGivs, jasonGives as an example. They all say they will release account "methods" fo
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by cdevs 9y ago
Functional programming made me start using static classes for manipulation and instances for basic array containers and cleaners. Besides that my job has memory heavy processing we try to keep low so to this date I can't see how immuta
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by cdevs 9y ago
Mostly emulating what phpMyAdmin can do, the time spent for a elasticsearch beginner trying to figure out how to clear a index without losing or having to rebuild their mapping is insane, basically the answer is just don't and just cop
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by cdevs 9y ago
We do a decent amount of work in this, lots of scraping the web and extracting. Unfortunately we dont do it against pdfs that have any strict format or even a loose format at all, I wish it were government forms or any type of forms. Would
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by cdevs 9y ago
Extra good point for security. It's easy for us to say we are using 10k security product to make 60k customer happy but we can also brag to any customer from there on.
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by cdevs 9y ago
Interesting, working on a bitbucket version?
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by cdevs 9y ago
Honestly leaving salesforce is a piece of cake if it weren't for the ecosystem of other tools and integrations. A few years back I did a simple export of all our salesforce data and made a demo of a salesforce clone and if that wasn&#x

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