I had a similar debate with coworkers about returning 404 when a DB webhoook query found no rows. It added extra complexity to client code trying to figure out if it was a bad URL, bad query, or just no rows.
I'm thinking Ctrlera™.
Or as they did in ancient times $[i+1]
When I hear stories like this I'm reminded of my own similar experience in the 90s. I was the passenger in a light truck (late 80s Toyota) with my friend driving in moderate freeway traffic. At the time we were moving…
I'm a big fan of Rust and have been using it for personal projects for the past few years. The article inspired me to actually spend time to understand subtyping and variance.
I had a similar debate with coworkers about returning 404 when a DB webhoook query found no rows. It added extra complexity to client code trying to figure out if it was a bad URL, bad query, or just no rows.
I'm thinking Ctrlera™.
Or as they did in ancient times $[i+1]
When I hear stories like this I'm reminded of my own similar experience in the 90s. I was the passenger in a light truck (late 80s Toyota) with my friend driving in moderate freeway traffic. At the time we were moving…
I'm a big fan of Rust and have been using it for personal projects for the past few years. The article inspired me to actually spend time to understand subtyping and variance.