ryanthedev

This was a perfect piece of nostalgia. I love that blink was created as a joke.

Love the domain name.

I absolutely loved this site. Thank you for sharing.

Well articulated.

Few people realized what callback hell was. Web devs got lucky they added await to JS.

I always appreciated Go for its coroutines. Does make for simpler code.

You know a language has done well when the biggest consistent argument is that it’s “boring”

“And just to be clear...I know exactly what I’m doing”

I often feel the word monolith is as poorly defined as the term microservices.

What’s in between a monolith and microservices? Is it SOA?

I couldn’t agree more on these bullets.

People forgot what it means to build 12 factor applications.

Are you asking if you can switch to a developer career? I think absolutely. Remember, you don’t need to become a master to start a career. I know people who have gotten work after doing a bootcamp.

The most difficult task will be getting your foot in the door. After that, you’re golden.

Idk. I feel like most things are YAML based or now some custom flavor (bicep, hcl, Nginx)

But that’s more from the IaaC world.

I guess .net application configuration might still be heavy on the JSON side.

I just feel like this isn’t as much of a problem anymore. There are so many ways to utilize alternatives.

What is this lobsters you whisper of?

I enjoy seeing projects like this

Public education is too broad of a definition. People treat public schools as all being equal.

There is a vast difference in level of education depending on where you live.

Things like etiquette, business and investing are taught in schools, all depends on which public schools you go to.

This is an article that was written to support a conclusion that todays education is bad. To support that conclusion the writer choose click bait evidence to support it.

I don’t agree with this at all. Genius is a subjective. There is no absolute measurement to gauge it. The best approximation would be IQ.

My companies uses bitwarden. Not a fan. UI is clunky and requires too many clicks. I haven’t used any of the other password managers so I can’t give a good comparison.

I wonder how airline reservations systems like Sabre are going deal with this.

I often wonder if you could use different wavelengths of light to do the same. Kind of how you could mix yellow and blue to make green.

I comment stack overflow links when using some random code I copied.

I work in a 300+ project monolith. If you think microserivces are an issue. I can’t help you.

I have worked in both. Until you realize that both worlds have their pros and cons, just stop.

I believe something like this would have issues with multiple consumers.

Damn flat.

people seriously underestimate dotnet.

It’s the most malleable language on the market right now.

I enjoyed this essay. It’s interesting to see how media can mold society’s expectations of self.

I believe she could find a partner who loves the journey and is not only looking for the destination.

People should be more worried about writing non blocking IO code.

Blocking a thread in the cloud is paying the provider to do nothing.

This is some sauce. Ty.

Pretty sure a callback vs synchronous style of coding is a little more than syntactic sugar.

It's a complete shift in application design...

If I have to flatmap one more time...

Can we talk about no async/await support? Can't build scalable apps when I'm in callback hell. It's like ES5 all over again.

I mean. The same could be said about MTG, DND and a lot of other games.

Seems obvious to me if you play a game that makes you use your brain, it will help you in the long run.

If you just use your brain to consume trash it will become trash.

Garbage in, garbage out.

Not a real test.

No response time simulation...

Learn what async code does for you.

Proof of value vs Proof of concept.

I stopped at his argument about getting a string with the contents of RED.

That's why you have a variable. Which is a specific named property of an object.

var lastName ="RED"

Umm. It's his last name?