It's not quite what you're asking for, but Jujutsu+Git is still a much better dev experience than Git alone and is completely compatible with those sites. I use Jujutsu for 100% of my version control at my day job,…
To further clarify, I believe Blazor uses SignalR under-the-hood when doing server-side rendering. So the direct answer is probably "this is similar to a component used in Blazor" Edit: Whoops, I lost context here.…
I wonder if they were thinking of the inner platform effect
This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.
This is getting way outside the traditional compiler model, but I believe the .NET JIT has been adding more support for this in the last couple versions. One aspect of it is covered at…
This recent post resonated with me: https://cedardb.com/blog/exceptions_vs_errors/ There are certain obvious (and some less obvious) benefits to both exceptions and results, but I get the impression a lot of programmers…
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While I'm sure most of us have relevant anecdotes for both in-person and videoconferencing, I'm not sure how relevant the circumstances in the study (watching a videoconference lecture) are to typical workplace…
Example #2 suggests that the underlying issue is the function having too many responsibilities. I can't disagree, but the solution conveniently glosses over the fact that the 3 new functions still need to be called from…
It's not quite what you're asking for, but Jujutsu+Git is still a much better dev experience than Git alone and is completely compatible with those sites. I use Jujutsu for 100% of my version control at my day job,…
To further clarify, I believe Blazor uses SignalR under-the-hood when doing server-side rendering. So the direct answer is probably "this is similar to a component used in Blazor" Edit: Whoops, I lost context here.…
I wonder if they were thinking of the inner platform effect
This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.
This is getting way outside the traditional compiler model, but I believe the .NET JIT has been adding more support for this in the last couple versions. One aspect of it is covered at…
This recent post resonated with me: https://cedardb.com/blog/exceptions_vs_errors/ There are certain obvious (and some less obvious) benefits to both exceptions and results, but I get the impression a lot of programmers…
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While I'm sure most of us have relevant anecdotes for both in-person and videoconferencing, I'm not sure how relevant the circumstances in the study (watching a videoconference lecture) are to typical workplace…
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Example #2 suggests that the underlying issue is the function having too many responsibilities. I can't disagree, but the solution conveniently glosses over the fact that the 3 new functions still need to be called from…