galdin.dev
Developer · Weekend pianist · Occasional blogger
🌐 https://galdin.dev
🐦 https://x.com/gldraphael
🐙 https://github.com/gldraphael
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They updated their UI to remove the illustrations!
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REST API? Or are you referring to something .NET specific?
If you're talking about versioning REST APIs, you might like this post by @troyhunt.com www.troyhunt.com/your-api-ver...
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It's very sad, actually
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I love his practice videos on YouTube
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I just mass followed everyone!
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Good luck!
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I have always had the habit of rounding up. So 299 = 300. Also, 211 = 300.
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It was docker all the way!
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I'd say we had one major monolith, supported by microservices & stateless services. Our domain was in this monolith.
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We had about 10 services at my previous company. Not all of them were full microservices, about half of them were stateless. Worked really well for us, we had a fully local environment, and had none of the issues you describe.
However, I agree that they are only good when you absolutely need them.
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Very cool!
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It's Microsoft's response to Notion, and is a nice OneNote alternative for those already on the Microsoft train
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To be fair, it's not a bad way to learn to code
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Yep... Here's an example: x.com/leojr94_/sta...
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Karela chips 💯💯💯
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That really sucks
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Cool website!
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C# has similar libraries too.... Have you tried C#?
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I wouldn't say one has benefits over the other. I like them all. C# is expressive, Go is simple, Rust is like C++... all of them are very fast. They are just different and have different ecosystems. The only way to truly know is to write code in all of those languages.
I say try them all!
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Fair. I got started with Go because it was easier to write kubernetes operators in Go -- it was more of a convenience thing at the time. Eventually I guess I just got drawn by how simple it is to get something out fast.
For ex, I ported & deployed this in 2 hours or so: github.com/gldraphael/r...
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Cannot wait to see the new post! I've always been curious about how they did things since they never ended up adopting GitHub where the rest of the world is... Surely whatever they're doing must be working for them!
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Have you ever written a CLI in go?
I love C# and ASP.NET Core, but for CLIs I'd go with Go or Rust any day, unless I need to use/depend on existing C# code.
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I've never used nix before. Gonna have to check this out!
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I wish I had a piano to try this out
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😂
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Lol what?
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I don't post very often, but I've been seeing a drop in traffic to my blog too.
But I did change cloudflare settings recently to block bot traffic more aggressively, and I hope this is because of that.
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I do the same and it works wonderfully well. Especially since the domain model has no out of process dependencies. The trick is to write code such that all of the logic is in the domain model.
Everything else (UI, 3rd party service calls, etc.) can be tested as much or as little as needed.
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Oh yes, this was very straightforward to setup. The only limitation was imposed by ghost and not the script. With static sites, that won't be a problem!
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Oops.... Try now!
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It should work now
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Yea I'm trying to come up with a way to set the bluesky post id on each blog post
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Huh, interesting. Working out for you?
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I've been moving out of namecheap to porkbun lately. Little by little.
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Ah
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What does it mean to cross a skyline?
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YouTube is a great place to learn music. I use it exclusively for that!
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I believe they're self-hosting....