Blazor for.Net will make javascript obsolete and build directly into WebAssembly and eliminating hundreds of js files needed for a clean angular site for example...bye bye loading all those files or making tons of needless requests per "page load".
Computer science (one of my degrees) doesn't teach you how to code, it teaches you how to learn. The percentage of code-monkies stemming from Computer Science is minimal compared to coding boot-camps or whatever.
Good luck finding non grads knowing and utilizing properly best practices and design patterns. Ask them if the known and use SOLID (each letter) or other equally important design patterns. I've seen methods with repeated code and thousands of lines of code in them, makes me want to punch the hell out of them.
Computer science (one of my degrees) doesn't teach you how to code, it teaches you how to learn. The percentage of code-monkies stemming from Computer Science is minimal compared to coding boot-camps or whatever.
What you are saying is that you want to be a code monkey because you are too lazy to properly learn most of what is needed to do things properly and clean without taking short-cuts. You must be a millennial!
They are not extending it, tell me what new javascript language structures they are introducing. What they are actually doing is reducing written bugs.
PowerShell is not a compiled Language. It doesn't produce IL directly either.
So think of it like an interpreted language that just happens to live in a Dotnet Ecosystem which allows it to instantiate and interact with DOTNET objects thus making it seem like a "DOTNET language". PowerShell has its own Extended Type System (ETS) that makes it more dynamic.. You can create objects on the fly with whatever properties you want, or take an existing dotnet object, and add stuff to it.
PowerShell is a dynamic language. With dynamic scoping. It is a pipeline centric language, which passes rich objects through the pipeline (in contrast to binary/text pipelines in unix)
PowerShell is a command (verb and noun) centric language in philosophy and implementation, and though it is a RICH Object language, i wouldn't say its object ORIENTATED. you can interact with objects, and create them, but the goal is to produce task based COMMANDS
PowerShell lives in different environments. It is a line by line REPL Command line interpreter, but it is also a full scripting engine that can be embedded in other applications.
...quit blaming your female rejections on women. It's like blaming the driver of the car that hit you because you decided to cross the street when you weren't supposed to while playing your Pokémon Go.
Care to back up that statement with false amber alerts? Just the fact that you swore for something that happens rarely with no inconvenience to you speaks volumes.
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Or any sort of decent development (like using Visual Studio) without having to pay for an expensive Mac.
Blazor (.Net) runs .Net in any browser through WebAssembly and removes the 100s of js files needed in angular/js frameworks. Welcome to the future.
Blazor for .Net will make javascript obsolete and build directly into WebAssembly and eliminating hundreds of js files needed for a clean angular site for example...bye bye loading all those files or making tons of needless requests per "page load".
Computer science (one of my degrees) doesn't teach you how to code, it teaches you how to learn. The percentage of code-monkies stemming from Computer Science is minimal compared to coding boot-camps or whatever. Good luck finding non grads knowing and utilizing properly best practices and design patterns. Ask them if the known and use SOLID (each letter) or other equally important design patterns. I've seen methods with repeated code and thousands of lines of code in them, makes me want to punch the hell out of them.
Quality on the outside that hides the crappy code...way to judge a book by its cover!
Computer science (one of my degrees) doesn't teach you how to code, it teaches you how to learn. The percentage of code-monkies stemming from Computer Science is minimal compared to coding boot-camps or whatever.
What you are saying is that you want to be a code monkey because you are too lazy to properly learn most of what is needed to do things properly and clean without taking short-cuts. You must be a millennial!
They are not extending it, tell me what new javascript language structures they are introducing. What they are actually doing is reducing written bugs.
So you are comparing cell phones to computers? I wonder which one people buy more...
No, it's the users that don't know how to use it, they are used to windows at home or elsewhere. That is the main problem.
So think of it like an interpreted language that just happens to live in a Dotnet Ecosystem which allows it to instantiate and interact with DOTNET objects thus making it seem like a "DOTNET language". PowerShell has its own Extended Type System (ETS) that makes it more dynamic.. You can create objects on the fly with whatever properties you want, or take an existing dotnet object, and add stuff to it. PowerShell is a dynamic language. With dynamic scoping. It is a pipeline centric language, which passes rich objects through the pipeline (in contrast to binary/text pipelines in unix) PowerShell is a command (verb and noun) centric language in philosophy and implementation, and though it is a RICH Object language, i wouldn't say its object ORIENTATED. you can interact with objects, and create them, but the goal is to produce task based COMMANDS PowerShell lives in different environments. It is a line by line REPL Command line interpreter, but it is also a full scripting engine that can be embedded in other applications.
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Nope, I don't live in the US.
...quit blaming your female rejections on women. It's like blaming the driver of the car that hit you because you decided to cross the street when you weren't supposed to while playing your Pokémon Go.
I've had 2 in 1 month of usage of my new Galaxy S8.
There is a difference between a software dev/eng and a code monkey.
They bought Minecraft and integrated into what again? Hotmail is still around, so are Skype, Xamarin, LinkedIn, etc. What are your examples?
That is not going to happen, why would they do that? They are open-sourcing .net core, not going the other way.
Git is already supported by VS, what is the problem?
Anonymous Coward, stop being anonymous you coward. I never mentioned a time frame.
Maybe you are bending it wrong? Get it? ;)
Unless you are overweight with rolls of fat, how does bending over cause the upper part of your leg to bend (where the front pockets are)?
Except sea/ocean levels would be drastically different, millions would not think it's a better climate to live in.
As the childish name distortion...got it.
Care to back up that statement with false amber alerts? Just the fact that you swore for something that happens rarely with no inconvenience to you speaks volumes.
I'm actually curious what "service" they will offer us that needs a decentralized database.