For real, whoever is saying that F# or OCaml require a PhD in Math or are languages just for math, science, and academic stuff is completely lying to you, it is no harder than learning JavaScript/python or any other language out there.
Ich wollte ein #Geschichtsspiel im Stil von #Wordle machen. Bisschen Prototyping, bisschen Programmierung, Recherche in der #geschichte von der ich bisher nicht so richtig Ahnung hatte. Und was ist daraus geworden? Ein #Spiel, welches von nicht wenigen Leuten tatsächlich gespielt wird!
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Wenn ihr Interesse habt, als Tester der Apps zu dienen, oder irgendwie anders unterstützen wollt, wäre ich sehr froh, wenn ihr euch meldet, boosted oder einfach nur spielt. Danke! :)
ok uh... what do I do when git tries to gaslight me? These windows both show the same repository, but on two different machines. They are both up to date and checked out to the same commit on the same branch. They should have the same files, right?
Wrong! Somehow, this file has different contents between the computers. Am I hallucinating? What is happening???? :aqua_aaa:
Update: I figured it out! One of the repositories had an extra remote defined, and it was pointing to a random old fork. Guess which remote was set as upstream for the stable branch? :neofox_woozy:
Nice. #gitea did it; they're now makeing #giteaenterprise where they added already more features. And there's no doubt that they'll continue this path forward, putting more and more effort in the enterprise version and keeping the free version from getting these features via contributions since it would ruin their company.
And best thing is: they already are stealing code. They took stale PR's and put it into the Enterprise version. Thats just disgusting. And unlike gitlab, which EE is not only opensource (i.e. readable), they also have a lot of paid engineers to built their product, unlike gitea, where like 95% of work is done by volunteers, not only now but in the past included. It's espc disgusting for how cheap the features are, like an IP allowlist. Which gets even more sad when you think about what would happen if a volunteer would contribute similar features to the free version. Atleast we have not to guess as it is clearly stated in their contributors guidlines: they have added a clause once they became a company, that they can "politly refuse" any PR by simply not responding. That stinks for me after a tactic of keeping face while not allowing any code that would conflict with the enterprise version.
Looking for good articles/resources on facilitating a discussion on balancing a shared feeling of progress with a sense of urgency. #softwaredev#lean#agile#scrum
I am seeking some extra software development work to supplement my income.
I am a software engineer and architect with 25 years of experience in multiple programming languages, though lately I mostly focus on #dotnet, #csharp, and #python. I have worked in many industries, including healthcare, legal, and finance.
My specialty is in large refactoring projects with the goal of cleaning up and optimizing old, stale, or simply poorly-designed code. I also have experience designing and implementing applications from the ground up.
I am able to take on either an advisory or a hands-on role, depending on your needs.
Nights and weekends only, though I can make accommodations for certain planning meetings, etc, as long as they don't conflict with my day job.
If you think you might need some help, let's talk!
Come work with me! We have a primarily modern PHP 8.2 stack using Mezzio but as an org are diversifying into Go. We also have a fair bit of Python lying around. We run CI/CD and manage our AWS environment using Terraform (though our embedded OPs team member will typically manage that).
Hello! I'm Hazel, a queer foxgirl software developer.
I'm a transfem demigirl and I also describe myself as lesbian, although its a bit more complicated than that. I care deeply about trans issues, queer life, and other LGBTQ+ topics. DMs are open to anyone questioning their gender or struggling with their identity.
I also love programming as a hobby and I babble with retro-computing. I've got a particular fondness for 80s era computers, even though they're well before my time. There's just something fun about the unique and creative computer designs from that decade! I've got a Timex Sinclair 2068 that I especially love.
Some other things I like are PC gaming and TTRPGs. You'll often find me playing Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, or D&D 5th edition. I also love trying out indie games, so please tell me about your own!
My current passion project is ActivityPub Sharp - an attempt to build a static-typed implementation of ActivityPub with full support for spec-compliant and real-world federation. I also contribute to Letterbook with the hope of sparking a new generation of safer and more private fediverse software.
Feel free to start up a conversation about these or any other topics - I love to chat!
Here’s a question, what do you think would be the worst programming language to use for a fediverse platform? (not making this a poll bc there’s way too many options out there)
We talk build vs buy decisions, dependency selection & how Justin has implemented POSSE (Post On Site Syndicate Elsewhere) in response to the stratification of social networks.
Just saw a YouTube thumbnail that says "OOP Sucks (and other controversial dev opinions)".
This is the coldest take. This is the edgy teenager's #dev take. This is the "mainstream music is trash" or "school is useless" of software development.
My birthday is tomorrow and I have printed and painted myself a present!
It is aspirational; I'm ok at CSS but not great. But hopefully having it on the shelf just above my monitor will inspire me.
As #genai takes over, tools like ChatGPT will be generating more and more code without any quality assurance in place. I firmly believe tools like https://codewarden.ai are very important to add to your tool chain. Basically, AI peer reviewing itself, you need to take a look at this thing.