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Comment #13340574
QT and C++, it's far too long on my list. It feels quite limited to me, to just be able to spit out web applications, many ideas I got would be better as a GUI application.
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Comment #13303792
> I far more often felt like a curious attraction and "obviously" you're not really Austrian if you're not ethnically Austrian, even if you speak German and have lived in Vienna yo…
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Comment #13274830
Oh alright thanks for the info !
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Comment #13274725
> Daraus ergeben sich auch die zwei wesentlichen Anspruchsvoraussetzungen, die „soziale Förderungswürdigkeit“ und das Vorliegen eines „günstigen Studienerfolges“. That's from their…
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Comment #13274448
> (you don't have to pay this back, and there also is no tuition) You have to pay it back, if you fail in your courses.
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Comment #13267215
This might be related: https://xkcd.com/927/ Edit: Besides that, I agree, except one thing, I'd say C# is just MS's reaction that there is something awesome which does not belong t…
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Comment #13210005
So you are telling OP that he got no chance 'here' and he should instead move to another area ? It might be true but that's still not a good advice, you should rather ( if you know…
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Comment #13203883
> My employer is starting the transition from .NET to .NET Core and we're pretty confident that it's ready. What's the reason for the switch ? For us ( the company where I work ) i…
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Comment #13203143
> but I'm not very fond of the JS community nor the language itself. I've been wanting to get into C# for a while, but I'm not sure if the tooling and community is quite developed …
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Comment #13145203
See the AI hype? this is going to happen to gene editing and biology. I think that lots of dev's are already interested in the human genom, biochemistry and life science but it's s…
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Comment #13109786
I'm very pleased so far, but as I said, it's too early for me to tell something. > However, it didn't scale that well for us. What kind of scaling problems did you encounter ?
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Comment #13109764
I'm measuring its footprint, it's too early for me to tell, I can refer back to you, after I've done some tests.
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Comment #13109075
I'm actually on the same road right now, currently I'm testing Piwik. https://piwik.org
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Comment #13097814
It does work, I usually never ever visit them again. They successfully lost a potential customer.
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Comment #13097808
Complexity
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Comment #13097803
Too short: I still have to learn something at that company that I could use for my own projects. Too long: There is nothing else to learn at that company.
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Comment #13084486
Company: asp.net mvc Home: Play Framework or Spring Boot
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Comment #13084467
How do you use C++ for web development and why ?
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Comment #13026354
Yes always, I hate it, that's the worst part of every application, testing in general but it's also the foundation for a good night sleep.
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Comment #12969967
> I've used RoR before but for something like this performance could be an issue. We should speak about numbers, Rails would handle any normal app without problems. I'm not a huge …
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Comment #12951796
Both, knowing Java/C++/C# opens doors but exotic languages keep them open.