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torbica

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    Comment #35618613

    Third party controls are simply not there yet. (Performant datagrids, comboboxes with complex layout etc)

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    Comment #35617805

    >And maybe by .NET 9 If I take look on roadmaps and apply developer velocity of MAUI, WinForms and WPF it will take many more versions.

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    Comment #35444146

    "NATO did not have the backing of the United Nations Security Council to use force in Yugoslavia. Further, NATO did not claim that an armed attack occurred against another state. H…

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    Comment #35440133

    Breaking every possible international law and bombing train full of people seems like great solution.

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    Comment #35440093

    I think that even one single human loss is disaster and hate to go along this road but please inform yourself more on "evidence" of those claims and heavy exaggeration of victim nu…

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    Comment #35439690

    [flagged]

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    Comment #35439651

    Why is that problem?

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    Comment #35439639

    Nobody in my country wanted to be bombed by NATO and it still happened.

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    Comment #35439510

    [flagged]

  11. story
    FIX Workday Redirecting

    It seems that day always sent you back to original careers page. At least in EU.

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    Comment #35034584

    WPF is the best desktop GUI framework for enterprise applications. WPF and Prism with third party contols are still unmatched in terms of productivity. Even good old Delphi or VB6 …

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    Comment #34824783

    Are you maybe hiring? I have been reading you posts last couple years on HN. I am doing something very similar with .NET stack (single file deployments), SQLite and offline scenari…

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    Comment #34795742

    For us it is really not problem. We mention in our job descriptions clearly .NET 4.8 and still get 100s of applications. In the meantime we are working on upgrade to the new .NET b…

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    Comment #34795630

    >visualization tool development This for for sure not. They do not have capable multi-platform UI.

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    Comment #34410857

    It is nice project for CV. I would hire you immediately. Much harder problem is getting rest of the eco system working on something else than mainframe.

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    Comment #34340489

    I prefer my European 35 days off (must use 25 yearly, can collect up to 100) + 12 official holidays.

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    Comment #34282347

    >quiet wireless mouse and keyboard Which models did you buy? I am looking over 2 months now with unlimited budget and have no luck. Keyboard: * standard US layout * should be reall…

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    Comment #33982386

    MSSQL features that are missing in PostgreSQL are impossible to be made by community. ;) I am using both PostgreSQL and MSSQL in the production since 2003 and they are simply not i…

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    Comment #33698827

    PRESCHOOL2 (~5-6): Hubelino set SCHOOL1 (~7-10): Nintendo switch or Masters of Universe action figures (not from recent Netflix but original one)

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    Comment #33522755

    .NET ecosystem is very healthy. There is as always occasionally some drama (Identity Server, ImageSharp etc). In general for most of tasks there is almost always good library. I se…

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    Comment #33522734

    Sure. Backwards compatibility on Windows is unmatched on other platforms. >but they have revamped C# libs/platform so many times I have lost count. What exactly do you mean? There …

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    Comment #33519579

    It has exact same cost as Java. Since 2016 .NET is running on Linux.

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    Comment #33519554

    Probably .NET and he is not wrong. ;) I have been working on 2 mil. LOC C# written by more than 100 developers over 15 years and it is really good experience.

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    Comment #33466441

    More similar culture and laws.