It‘s of course fine to have opinions on this, I’m just surprised because I thought people would (mostly) agree. They clearly don’t
In the whole thread, I consider this the only 100% correct answer. I’m actually surprised opinions differ this much nitter.vloup.ch/dewitt/status/92…
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Comparing Republicans to prostitutes is really insulting (to prostitutes, of course) nitter.vloup.ch/dangillmor/statu…
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Seconded, got one immediately after I saw @gernotstarke use it
If you are a speaker and/or give talks/presentations regularly, get one of these. It's expensive, but totally worth it. 💚
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Another time for those who missed it last week. If I may say so myself, this turned out pretty great because @skamille is a fantastic guest.
New episode released: @stilkov interviews @skamille about management for developers :)
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Only now got around to listening to our very own awesome @iamjoyclark on the Cognicast. Highly recommended
"Anyone who says CSS is not hard must be an artistic genius." @iamjoyclark on @cognicast ep. 133 with @gigasquid blog.cognitect.com/cognicast…
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No, on the contrary. I believe that’s the only environment that allows for standard-based integration comparable to the one in the backend
I prefer to rely on plain Web integration. IIRC, Udi’s approach relies on shared components in a GUI app.
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I agree, although I assume we still differ a bit on how exactly to achieve that front end integration
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True, in theory, deployment monoliths can be highly modular internally. Sadly, in practice they often are not
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„Strategie der Union ist völlig idiotisch“ – interessanter Artikel aus dem Handelsblatt app.handelsblatt.com/2045190…
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