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eptakilo
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Ask HN: How do you deploy a Django app in 2020?
Hi. I'm a mid-level software engineer trying to deploy a small (2000 max users) django app to production. If I Google: How to deploy a Django app. I get 10+ different answers. Can …
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Ask HN: What's your method to find and fix annoying bugs?
Debugging code you've written is way easier then debugging code you've inherited. How do you find and fix a bug from legacy software? What's your entry point? Is it intuition? What…
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Comment #16618682
30 years from now, candidates for president of the United States will have their old social media posts under a microscope. Whatever dumb thing they posted in their teens will be b…
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Comment #16375967
This is exactly what I use: Visual Studio Code: Front-end stuff, anything javascript Notepad++: Scratchpad, any copy pasted code, quick snippets Visual Studio: Backend stuff.
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Comment #16329475
Text editor: Visual studio code Terminal: Cmder (I can switch to WSL by typing bash) Stack: Django + SQLite or .net core with MSSQL No VM: My computer keeps freezing. I am thinking…
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Comment #16285923
This website seems a little fishy.
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Comment #16097694
Thank you for the reply. I like your last sentence, that's something. I need to keep in mind.
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Ask HN: What is the cheapest web-dev stack?
The best technology for a project is subjective. Some people are looking for the fastest, easiest. I am about to start a solo project. I don't have a lot of cash, that's why I'm lo…
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Comment #15644820
This reminds me of NancyFx for .Net and Flask for Python. I enjoy micro-frameworks like these, They make web development a bit less intimidating. I hope this projects takes off.
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Ask HN: What's your best career advice for fresh employees?
Those who have 10+ years of experience, besides hard work and showing up on time, What's your secret to succeed in the corporate world?
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Comment #15444532
I'm a junior dev and I have been meaning to master a framework really well. I really like the concept of .net core, I have decided to stick with it. But the documentation is scatte…
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Comment #15237994
I primarily use VSCode as my editor but I used Sublime back in the days. I haven't touched it in a while. How do these two editors compare lately?