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Comment #49403742
> However on the collector side you end up having to do the OpenTelemetry Collector Builder to make your own collector (or just kinda ride the wave and hope it works out). While co…
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Comment #45032174
That argument doesn't really hold up much water - Typescript is created by Microsoft (This doesn't stop many start-ups from choosing it) - Hot reload is for a small segment of the …
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Comment #40773002
Autocomplete works fine interactively debugging on MacOS with JetBrains rider. Syntax trees can be browsed on https://sharplab.io/ or again via Rider and I'm sure there are some ot…
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Comment #38014340
The maximum daily cap for an adult from zone 1 - 9 is around £21. It will categorically not be cheaper than using a car to use TFL transport within London. I think you may be confu…
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Comment #37039522
You can make the C# code much more F# like with records and a switch expression. Eg: https://sharplab.io/#v2:EYLgZgpghgLgrgJwgZwLQAUEEsC2UECeAwgP...
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Comment #36727670
I wish Honeycomb employees would spend some time on improving their product in a tangible way instead of writing blog posts. I've had the missfortune of using Honeycomb at work and…
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Comment #22456033
I'd guess that it would require a new version of VS. To use .NET core 3.x you have to have VS2019, that is unless you're using Rider.
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Comment #22300662
I'm skeptical of Brexit being the reason that N26 is withdrawing from the UK. They started operation in the uk in October 2018, over 2 years after the referendum result and 6 month…
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Comment #22245043
Theres a nuget & terminal tab across the bottom bar which combined offer the same functionality as the nuget package manager console.
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Comment #22241837
I've recently switched to Rider full time from VS, so far it's been a really good experience & has fixed the main issues that I was experiencing with VS. I've found it quite proble…