Not a market order which majority of people on Robinhood are using market orders since they are the default. Most don't even know what a limit order is I'm guessing.
I have a few questions I'm curious about. 1) How are you unit testing all of this? 2) How are you source controlling all this? 3) I'm assuming you are not versioning anything but if so how are you? 4) How difficult…
We just decommissioned applications written in 1986, last modified in 2012. They were running important production code until this year.
The answer to your break point question is yes. You can debug your C# code on the front end with breakpoints. The biggest benefit is applications with a lot of domain business logic tend to have that logic copied to the…
Not a market order which majority of people on Robinhood are using market orders since they are the default. Most don't even know what a limit order is I'm guessing.
I have a few questions I'm curious about. 1) How are you unit testing all of this? 2) How are you source controlling all this? 3) I'm assuming you are not versioning anything but if so how are you? 4) How difficult…
We just decommissioned applications written in 1986, last modified in 2012. They were running important production code until this year.
The answer to your break point question is yes. You can debug your C# code on the front end with breakpoints. The biggest benefit is applications with a lot of domain business logic tend to have that logic copied to the…