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aslakhellesoy

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    Comment #49003003

    Even 15 years ago this was such a big problem that someone tried to start a rebellion: https://contrastrebellion.com/

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    Comment #48305701

    They forgot to AI-label that Bender-sounding voiceover in the article…

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    Comment #48200808

    Dude it's Depeche Mode

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    Comment #46315770

    Shhh don’t let them know!

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    Comment #45566084

    FYI: DocuSign’s moat/USP is trust, not software. DocuSign customers buy trust.

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    Comment #44104818

    I wonder how this compares to csvkit [1]. [1]: https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/

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    Comment #43814946

    I’ve been using Mermerd [1] for years and never looked back. Simple, does one thing well. It gets even better with elk layout - just prepend this frontmatter snippet to mermerd’s o…

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    Comment #31055978

    This sounds very similar to AWS CDK. How does it compare?

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    Comment #30854159

    Excellent - thanks!

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    Comment #30852206

    Excellent work! Postgraphile uses a naming convention for postgres functions to extend the GraphQL schema [1]. Do you have any plans to support a similar mechanism in pg_graphql? […

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    Comment #30443953

    Congratulations on the launch - this sounds interesting. I'm currently using Postgraphile[0], which uses Postgres' introspection API to discover the schema structure. Would this st…

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    Comment #26196152

    This is exactly why I love Example Mapping. https://cucumber.io/blog/bdd/example-mapping-introduction/

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    Comment #26196083

    Looks very interesting! Any plans to support DynamoDB/Scylla?

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    Comment #22918078

    I created a tool (bumbailiff) that allows a team to accrue a limited amount of debt, for a limited period of time. Then it fails the build. Read more about it here: https://cucumbe…

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    Comment #15457576

    Browser-monkey is awesome, and for a real project I'd consider using it. I'd also use a virtual dom UI library like Vue, React, Hyperdom or similar. For a teaching example I think …

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    Comment #15131172

    Also related: https://www.sandimetz.com/blog/2016/1/20/the-wrong-abstracti...

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    Comment #14667180

    You and I have very different opinions on the purpose of TDD. You're presuming it's a design technique - many do. For me, TDD is all about validating a design in a way that gives m…

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    Comment #12991071

    I gave a presentation called Testable Software Architecture [1] a week ago with very similar recommendations to this article. Decoupling is essential in order to have fast, maintai…

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    Comment #12296040

    Slightly related, Cucumber will soon support a typed expression format called Cucumber Expressions: https://docs.cucumber.io/cucumber-expressions/ It's a standalone library and may…

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    Comment #11129416

    How does Gravitational compare to Replicated ( http://www.replicated.com )?

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    Comment #10574342

    Those methods are not on Map, but on Set and Collection.