This is an awful user experience. IOS asks to make these kind of updates while plugged into power at night. If I understand correctly, most of the users will be left with their alarms disabled in the middle of the night. I couldn’t understand how does Apple miss a critical point like this when their update functionality is focused on user’s sleeping hours.
We are having explosions targeting civilians in Turkey. They are occuring in two big cities Istanbul and Ankara. People are frightened to go outside nowadays. They are trying not to use public transport. And these news keep pressuring Turkish people to stay at home more and more. Our last explosion was at heart of Istanbul, Taksim at 19th March and 13th March, 17th February before that at Ankara.
This means a lot to me. I will try to contribute to this one, nice kickstart guys!
I don't have much C++ experience and I had doubts about getting into UE only with blueprints. It feels like there will be cases that I won't able to cover just with blueprints.
I was experimenting Unity just because of their C# support but now I can gladly turn back to UE and it is more exciting for me.
Tip #4 Ditch the jQuery Crutch: "If you can accomplish the same thing by using vanilla JavaScript, 90% of the time, it’s more efficient to do so."
No. Just no. It is not more efficient to do so 90% of the time. jQuery is mature and battle proven. It is already doing what it can do with an efficient way, which comes with years of experience.
Saying, write your vanilla javascript and ditch jQuery, your implementation will be more efficient, is a no-no. Especially in javascript world!
5) I really don't get this point. I never deployed to Azure and in my work I have a Windows Server VM with IIS on top of it. All I do is clicking publish in VS and pointing the right website. Where is the complexity in this?
I really don't see any bad point of using and IDE. Or being in Windows... It's making me a lot productive. I don't have to search the docs when I forget a function, it is there with intellisense(and explanation of it). I can debug every piece of my code with the values of my variables. It handles a lot of the boilerplate for me too.
I like my IDE. It makes the development really easy. I have intellisense and fantastic debug features. I install it one time and open it every time like how you open your terminal.
I'm writing a lot of little batch programs in my job. Like get those 1M records from db. Process them with an algorithm and write to results to this other table. I think you should write faster with Python. But performance of the processing is also important and LINQ helps a lot with the writing time.
Thanks for your effort. This is not about the library. Your site's mobile version is kinda broken. The left menu thingy always remain in the site and you can't read the main context. This happened to me on my Android Firefox Browser.
Will it be possible to run Docker containers on Android? I may be asking this incorrectly. So correct me if I have a mistake. My question might be "Will it be possible to run Docker containers on Dalvik VM?" or "Can I run an Android in Docker container?"
It is not the same I guess. Since there is dart2js, I think we can force a Dart application to run on DartVM when the browser is Chrome and run as js when it is not Chrome. I might be mistaken. You'll just see performance gain, the application is the same.
This is better than buying Nokia! Finally some smart move from Microsoft. Because C# is a fantastic language, it has powerful tools which other languages lack and Xamarin gave developers a great opportunity(price is high though). I really can't understand some people that are in doubt with Microsoft support to C#. It is the best thing they have done and Visual Studio is the second in my opinion. And Microsoft is well aware of this, everyday we can see Microsoft making a move about C#, .Net and Azure ecosystem. Nowadays, Google is more popular for stopping services and no one bats an eye. Give Microsoft some credits guys, at least for things they are doing great.
I really appreciate your work even I'm not interested in Raspberry Pi. But there is one topic I'm interested in and since you've done this port, I really like to get your opinion. With Android 4.4, Linux kernel of Android will be upgraded to 3.8 which is minimum requirement for Docker and since Docker team is trying to make Docker work without AUFS, do you think we can run Docker on Android? This question may be "Can we run Docker on Darwin?" or "Can we run Docker on that Linux kernel and Android inside of it?"