@RyanRodemoyer2 This is the worst comparison I’ve ever seen.
You’re pulling 3 columns from different tables, so you’d select a dto for that… you wouldn’t “include” anything!!
No type safety.
Schema changes would break your code at run time instead of compile time.
You clearly don’t use EF
@KarenPayneMVP Use it all the time. I think it’s great but it is a little hard to see the difference between the headers and body of code. I always think in at the top of the function 😅
@SurgicalCoder@TheCodeMan__ I think h they mean WPF..?
WCF was way ahead of its time. REST felt like an anti Microsoft jump into the dark ages.
When I was taught about gRPC and protobufs I thought… we did this already! 😭
@maartenballiauw@lovelacecoding First in your start menu, next it’ll be your task bar. In 10 years you’ll be on a monthly subscription to remove ads from your desktop wallpaper.
@johnkilmister You got a reply from google!?
Also. It’s always annoyed me that it doesn’t tell you the app that’s requesting your 2fa prompt.
All the new “enter the number shown on screen” does make me feel more sure that at least you’re only approving something you can see on your desktop.
@Levi7hart@Rainmaker1973 Yeah… but they’re in a field. And those trees he could have propped it up against were super far away 😅
I bet conversation at dinner was tense that evening.
@csharpfritz I’m reeling that anyone (especially with such a legacy) could ever think it was a benefit to remove types in favour of testing return values.
The line “anything complex just becomes ‘any’” made me despair - and I’m an average developer at best.
@VicVijayakumar You’re living in the future. I bit an integration with an API 2 months ago that returned a 200 when your request was successfully queued.
Then EMAILED you when it failed to import!
@mjovanovictech Yes. I do this all time.
Telling people you’re loading something is priceless when the alternative is people wondering if your app/site has hung.
Even if they take the same time