devuo

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by devuo 10y ago
I feel your pain, intensely.
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by devuo 10y ago
Yeah, please do! Here's some questions I would ask: 1. How/when did you decide you wanted to be a programmer? 2. What were the challenges you've faced as a female programmer that started in the 90's? 3. You've been
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by devuo 10y ago
In the near future? Please. Think of all the daily horrors humans commit towards one another and you'll see we're still way off from that future.
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by devuo 10y ago
It's going to take a massive amount of work to upgrade from 1.0 to 2.0. Don't do that to yourself. Just go with 2.0.
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by devuo 10y ago
Are you honestly comparing Typescript verbosity with Java type verbosity? It's an absolute joy to work with Typescript in an IDE from JetBrains.
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by devuo 10y ago
It's really "not" that complicated. Start by assuming by default that you will use an RDBMS, then: 1) Attempt to model a database schema that fully and completely supports said data. This will force you to get a sufficiently
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When You Can’t Be the Person the Internet Wants You to Be(medium.com)
2 points by devuo 11y ago|0 comments
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by devuo 11y ago
For real.
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by devuo 11y ago
There's not a problem with trying to build new things, quite the opposite. The problem is not so much with the creators but with the adoptees. Just because you're using something "new", that does not give you the right t
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by devuo 11y ago
Why do people keep comparing Angular, a complete framework with React, which tackles only a subset of Angular? Also, the supposed architectural "benefit" of using React over Angular is absolute bullshit. You can have the same exac
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by devuo 11y ago
atm
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by devuo 12y ago
Read D.T Suzuki "Essays in Zen Buddhism"
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by devuo 12y ago
Completely agree. It's problem at the domain level, and not in REST per se.