@DeadlineDayLive Jason Wilcox can lead by example now, show your coaching skills and prove that Amorim was wrong! It’s funny from what guys are expected to bring clarity
@markgoldbridge I think Amorim wasn’t wrong with everything he did with this team. We can see Fletch amd other coaches, but looks like Man Utd lost good coach
Maaaaan, React 19 is packed with goodies!
Here are 5 new things
The use() API for promises, the new context API, and the <head> tag hoisting are very welcome additions!
Не можам да стапам во контакт со вашиот контакт центар за да добијам информација за услугата што е недостапна.
Некој да имал сличен проблем со макс тв го на iOS?
@ChShersh I do care for maintanability and readability. Completely agree with “fast shipping”, but as long as the solution has mature level of maintainability and readability, following releases could be faster with less senior level resources.
It depends of the project roadmap, too
EF 7 filled the gap for executing 𝗯𝘂𝗹𝗸 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀.
You can now run a proper SQL UPDATE statement using LINQ.
I could've used this years ago, but it's better late than never.
ExecuteUpdate allows you to write a query and run a bulk update operation on the entities matching that query.
If you want to update a collection of entities before EF 7, you need to load the entities into memory and update them using the DbContext.
One big caveat with this new feature! 🚨
ExecuteUpdate runs directly on the database without loading any entities into memory.
Any updates (or deletes) aren't reflected in the change tracker.
As long as you're aware of this, it's perfectly safe to use.
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Before #dotnet, I was interested in #Java because it was cross platform. When Microsoft released .net, the messaging was very confusing. There was a promise of .net on other platforms, but Microsoft wasn't providing it. Still, I swallowed the hype and waited patiently for cross platform options.
Mono came along thanks to people like @migueldeicaza. It didn't have WinForms in the early days
But the reality was that for earlier part its life, .net was a Windows technology plain and simple. It was probably as much about selling Windows Server seats as anything else.
Miquel really set the wheels in motion towards a cross platform .net with Xamarin, but frankly Microsoft didn't keep the momentum of what Miguel started.
Microsoft essentially made mono redundant by bringing .net core to all the platforms, but as far as I can tell, the ecosystem still hasn't caught up to where Xamarin was.
Today, one of the big pieces of the puzzle that Miguel built for the ecosystem is getting sunsetted. That sucks.
It's good to see Microsoft finally investing in their own IDE vscode for .NET but vscode still doesn't have all the things that you need to develop software.
The main option is @JetBrainsRider. Visual Studio for Windows may stay around for a while, but everybody knows that if you want build anything for iOS, you need a Mac.
It makes little sense for Microsoft to keep pouring resources into Visual Studio for a single platform where you can't really deploy to iPhone in a direct way. It's a big revenue earner now, but what's the future for a Visual Studio in 5 years when vscode has feature parity?
I see Rider and VS Code as the future of .net development. The lesson learnt is that Microsoft should have gone all in on cross platform at the beginning, or at least kept building on Miguel's work.
This whole time, Java was calmly doing cross platform without any of the dramas or getting stuck on platform specific infrastructure. It was a mistake for Microsoft to tie .net to Windows.
https://t.co/R4nZbxfKrR
@sidecut@buhakmeh@awesomeanurag Same. And it is loading projects faster, but the search through the project is not comparable at all. Expected same with VS 2022
If your image is under 10 kB, Create React App will turn them into base64 data strings, making them load instantly! #reactjs https://t.co/AvUeHfa1Rz via @tamalweb