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evvillian.bsky.social
Primarily a father but I also have to program for food. Full-time dotnet developer fiddler of other stacks. And has been endurance cyclist.
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In contrast asking why csharp sucks, hmm you must be doing it wrong :)

Asking ChatGPT why JavaScript sucks, let me count the ways

It’s funny how the people that hate flutter never used @flutter.dev

Fun little SignalR project. Remote desktop via multiple SignalR clients and A SignalR server proxying the PC to the Client. No direct connect from the browser to computer, no network ports slash. The desktop client is 90% C# with some bindings into some native libraries.

there are literally 1000000 reasons for code review, this is number 10023300

sweet, #Rust FWT. I was able to make my first small rust library that watches the clipboard. I bound everything to a #chsarp library and packaged it as a nuget. I can now copy and paste text back and forth between machine over a SignalR connection and it supports windows/linux.

#learningrust today

Having some fun today with #dotnet SignalR this week building a multi-user desktop support system that runs in the browser. Performance is shocking with realtime multicast notifications. Emulating 4 operators working on a single windows desktop.

Please stop putting flowers in my food

I had the most humbling experience in #mumbai yesterday. This is “Sharon”, my tour guide. She proudly told me stories about living in a Mumbai slum. She recently learned to speak English using #YouTube to help elevate her life. I will never forget her smile.

Find a job that lets you work remotely and work it. Like actually work it. Don’t be one of these remote employees who wrecks it for the rest of us. Then goto Greece and work.

I happen to like the #csharp new “new” syntax, however I just had to reject a PR that used “new(new(new()))”

Athens all access train/bus 9 euros 5 days unlimited. Maybe folks in the DMV would use metro if it were actually affordable.

It’s been zero days since I’ve seem a magic string

On route to Greece 🇬🇷 for a month of remote work with a short jaunt to India 🇮🇳 in the middle

Deploying to production 🚀 on a Friday, what could go wrong 🧨

#Unity and #Godot have reached feature parity. #gamedev

EF core db context pooling, if I have an endpoint that gets hammered with roughly 1 million writes per hour (I do). Aside from DB tuning etc, would connection pooling be helpful, and what’s an appropriate size for the pool. I’m struggling to recreate our production load to do some proper testing.

Started learning @godotengine.org today, shockingly fun, lightweight, easy to navigate, and loads of fun

Funny thing about walking dogs in the snow; you ca see what they smell

By Friday I plan to have a least 3 new applications. An email service notifier, that tells the email service to write an email, that tells the smtp service to send and email. I think I use a message queue, GRPC, and a postgres DB for some outbox pattern. Too complicated, Hold my beer 🍻

Just had a two day planning session, what started with “we have too much complexity” ended with “we need microservices”, so confused

Surly I’m the one with an IT Director who actually wants us to start spinning up countless microservices?