The point is that Slack does not take advantage of Electron at all. It’s no better than running it in a browser.
firelizzard
joined 2 years ago
I absolutely prefer using an ORM for querying but I'm definitely never letting the ORM create the schema for me. I will always do that myself and generate the ORM definitions from SQL, and I will never use an ORM that doesn't have that as an option.
My entire point is that any CS degree from any university is meaningless unless you know that university's CS program is actually good
I wouldn't say it was a shit university, part of it is that I knew how to write code before I got there. But the CS program wasn't great. My entire point is, if someone has a CS degree from University X and you don't know if that program at that university is any good, the degree is meaningless. If the university's CS program isn't any good, you can't count on the degree meaning anything.
Most experienced developers already agree with you
I like .NET, Visual Studio Code, and SQL Server. The rest is garbage.
Many people ‘learn programming’ only in so much as they know how to write code but they can’t solve a problem to save their life.
And while I wouldn’t say anyone is incapable of learning programming, some people certainly have a much, much harder time of it.
Are you saying the only good programmers are ones who aren’t aware of their worth and think they’re bad?
Degrees are meaningless, excepting places like CalTech. I’ve known too many ‘programmers’ who had a CS degree yet were damn near useless to think otherwise. Not to mention my own CS degree taught me almost nothing.
There are certainly situations where it would be valuable to be able to place limits on what can be imported, but I can't imagine trying to work with a language that was completely devoid of imports. Because that would mean 100% of your source would have to be in a single file, which sounds absolutely awful for anything but the most trivial applications.
I finally was able to push back against all the meetings and shit I was having to deal with by making it extremely clear that the schedule was going to slip badly otherwise
GitLab. You can use their SaaS offering (gitlab.com) or run the open source version on your own server(s).