Confusion. You're experiencing confusion. I get the exact same thing.
They're totally worth it.
I can't help but thinking about the 5 monkeys and a ladder. https://www.wisdompills.com/the-famous-social-experiment-5-m... (Even if it is bullshit)
You could do the math if you look up the half-life of caffeine. Via a quick Google search it looks like it is 4-6 hours. So if I understand it correctly, it's 4-6 hours for 100mg to become 50mg, then another 4-6 for…
I would love to produce my own ClearView.
I can't answer your question exactly. I came around only after Cocoa was established. This does make me wonder if the transition from Carbon to Cocoa is analogous though. Win32 comes off as more of a "functional"…
They have obstacles to overcome, and then there is just the glaring fact that they had so much momentum with Win32. My biggest gripe is that startup times are just too long. So many times I've gone to launch something…
It looks like no one even cares about the drama of this.
I'll second the API being very well designed. It is incredibly legible from a technical perspective and it has actually been generally a joy to figure it out, as opposed to just being told how it works. That being said:…
That is interesting and counter to my experience. Consider looking in to alternative causes (uninstalling plugins that may not be playing nicely with your particular version, background updates, etc.)
Given the new mission statement of Microsoft, I think if the community is more vocal about the things they want to accomplish it will become imperative that people at the company will be assigned to making those…
This looks like a pretty cool demonstration of what we're talking about: https://www.strathweb.com/2019/01/collectible-assemblies-in-... See the section titled: Collecting a dynamically emitted assembly
I think ignorance is a pretty powerful argument to be made by any developer wanting to use Roslyn. The last few times I messed with it there was literally no documentation and everything I knew/know comes from reading…
Maybe Assembly unloading, in which case if you wanted to swap out new dlls in memory you'd have to tear down the process and restart it. Definitely not sexy. That being said: I think Assembly Unloading is a thing now…
I still can't believe more people aren't leveraging the Roslyn APIs to write compiler extensions or additional tools around C#. It's conceptually powerful.
Confusion. You're experiencing confusion. I get the exact same thing.
They're totally worth it.
I can't help but thinking about the 5 monkeys and a ladder. https://www.wisdompills.com/the-famous-social-experiment-5-m... (Even if it is bullshit)
You could do the math if you look up the half-life of caffeine. Via a quick Google search it looks like it is 4-6 hours. So if I understand it correctly, it's 4-6 hours for 100mg to become 50mg, then another 4-6 for…
I would love to produce my own ClearView.
I can't answer your question exactly. I came around only after Cocoa was established. This does make me wonder if the transition from Carbon to Cocoa is analogous though. Win32 comes off as more of a "functional"…
They have obstacles to overcome, and then there is just the glaring fact that they had so much momentum with Win32. My biggest gripe is that startup times are just too long. So many times I've gone to launch something…
It looks like no one even cares about the drama of this.
I'll second the API being very well designed. It is incredibly legible from a technical perspective and it has actually been generally a joy to figure it out, as opposed to just being told how it works. That being said:…
That is interesting and counter to my experience. Consider looking in to alternative causes (uninstalling plugins that may not be playing nicely with your particular version, background updates, etc.)
Given the new mission statement of Microsoft, I think if the community is more vocal about the things they want to accomplish it will become imperative that people at the company will be assigned to making those…
This looks like a pretty cool demonstration of what we're talking about: https://www.strathweb.com/2019/01/collectible-assemblies-in-... See the section titled: Collecting a dynamically emitted assembly
I think ignorance is a pretty powerful argument to be made by any developer wanting to use Roslyn. The last few times I messed with it there was literally no documentation and everything I knew/know comes from reading…
Maybe Assembly unloading, in which case if you wanted to swap out new dlls in memory you'd have to tear down the process and restart it. Definitely not sexy. That being said: I think Assembly Unloading is a thing now…
I still can't believe more people aren't leveraging the Roslyn APIs to write compiler extensions or additional tools around C#. It's conceptually powerful.