Interesting. What are some the benefits you felt with Go in comparison to Node.js? We already have a largish (couple hundred thousand line) Node.js app written in Typescript and are looking towards other alternatives…
"It's not nil, but how you use it." Can you elaborate on how multi-dispatch reduces the issue of nil/null? I also use static type (typescript) to prevent issues with nil and would like to know how I can achieve the same…
We have been using ANT design for our enterprise SAAS application. We have been quite happy with it until today when we discovered to our horrors that for some reason, developers of ANT thought it was wise enough to…
Yes, I am not sure how I will do that. I guess it can create enough FUD to scare away any commercial client.
Keeping track of and excluding commits authored by others seems a lot of work. I am curious if you use any kind of tooling or process to make it easier.
Interesting. What are some the benefits you felt with Go in comparison to Node.js? We already have a largish (couple hundred thousand line) Node.js app written in Typescript and are looking towards other alternatives…
"It's not nil, but how you use it." Can you elaborate on how multi-dispatch reduces the issue of nil/null? I also use static type (typescript) to prevent issues with nil and would like to know how I can achieve the same…
We have been using ANT design for our enterprise SAAS application. We have been quite happy with it until today when we discovered to our horrors that for some reason, developers of ANT thought it was wise enough to…
Yes, I am not sure how I will do that. I guess it can create enough FUD to scare away any commercial client.
Keeping track of and excluding commits authored by others seems a lot of work. I am curious if you use any kind of tooling or process to make it easier.