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- What is the easiest type of programming to learn while still being easy to get a job/in demand?
- Do you need to love coding in order to get an IT job?
- Choosing the right architectural fit, Serverless, Containers, Microservices - .NET
- From a Ui template to code
- Fake captcha on a product retrun form
- Beginner c#: using {0}, inside of ?:
- Is this text book describing concurrent programming correctly?
- Best practices for learning coding techniques and frameworks faster
- Unicode Character Lookup
- How much should I charge for a chat bot on a clients website?
- Help editing a script
- What's contained in large app updates on iOS?
- What are programming rules common to every language ?
- What,according to you,is the best way to learn competitive programming
- Hi there! So I did a couple of courses in python recently and I dont know what to do now.
- Questions on API POST/GET Calls
- Medium level programmer: where to dtart with app?
- What Should I use To Text Over Direct Wifi ?
- Hey does anyone know how echkhartsladder make his battle breakdown video and the ships.
- Code Snippet optimization
- What data to pass to the Microsoft graph api
What is the easiest type of programming to learn while still being easy to get a job/in demand? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 04:02 PM PDT Would it be web development, data visualization, etc (just examples of what I mean)..obviously something like machine learning might be really difficult to comprehend compared to the rest. I'm not too concerned about the the highest pay [link] [comments] |
Do you need to love coding in order to get an IT job? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 10:52 PM PDT I'm 17 and I have taken some programming and CS related courses in my college and did quite well in them. Actually programming was quite fun, like solving puzzles in a trance state, but when I was finished with a project or assignment I didn't particularly want to go home and code some more. I usually think to be someone in a workforce and be happy you should really love your job, and apart from me enjoying coding I dont have the same drive to code as some people I know who have been coding for years intensively through intrinsic motivation Envisioning myself as a programmer at a job I would be only motivated by the salary and maybe solving the problems at hand. Is this not the career for me or do you all mostly think this way aswel? Thanks [link] [comments] |
Choosing the right architectural fit, Serverless, Containers, Microservices - .NET Posted: 03 Jul 2020 12:40 PM PDT Recently our company has inherited a new project which we tend to rewrite from scratch with new technologies and using some common architectures and deployment methods. As our company has done most projects in a monopolistic way without using any architectures or deployment methods, this would be the ideal project to do it the right way. I am however puzzled, after reading a bunch I'll try to explain our use case a bit better below. We are a small software company with 3 programmers. Our main product is a CRM system which is developed in 2001. We have a bunch of other projects but all these projects have one thing in common, they lack a good infrastructure / architecture and they are mostly developed using the The new inherited project has a lot of potential and scalability. The current project is written in several technologies, namely:
The current project consists of:
We already made the decision that as a starting point we will rewrite the Web application in Blazor (client-side) and the REST and SOAP API to a new REST API template with .NET Core. The two APPS will probably be rewritten in some technology in the Microsoft stack as well, but we are not quite sure with which technology (probably Xamarin). So now for the question, I have read quite a few posts about different architectures but sadly I have no experience with all these different architectures and I feel I can't make the right decision (although I am leaning towards a few). Clean ArchitectureThis one I am pretty sure about. I think we can gain a lot of improvement on our project by following this architecture with the least of effort. It seems that this architecture can easily be co-implemented with other architectures or even non at all. Serverless or ContainersServerless This one I am doubting a lot. Going Serverless seems to have a lot of benefits, to name a few:
Obviously the Lower operational and development cost, the easy packaging and deployment and especially the pay per usage appeals to us the most. However, going Serverless also has it's downsides:
Because I am unfamiliar with Serverless a few questions remain:
Containers I am leaning a bit more towards going for the Containers approach. Mainly because it gives us more control over it and it is a bit more 'how we are used to do it' approach. To summarize the benefits and downsides for Containers:
the downsides:
Going for containers also leaves me with some questions:
Microservices By reading both the Serverless and Containers posts, I stumbled time after time on the Microservices architecture. It seems that both architectures greatly benefit from using the Microservices architecture. But also with Microservices, my experience with it is very limited. To my understanding the Microservices architecture means (among others) the following:
After reading the following post; https://containerjournal.com/topics/container-ecosystems/when-to-use-and-not-to-use-microservices/, you should go for Microservices:
When not to use Microservices the post mentions the following:
I know Microservices will be costly to implement (correctly), though I feel like we should not lose this opportunity to implement it since we won't get a project as suited for going with the Microservices architecture as this one. I also have some questions remaining about the Microservice architecture:
I hope some one with experience in using the Microservices architecture could give some pointers / advice. Is it wise to implement it for our use-case? So a lot of questions / architectures. In the end, I am afraid that implementing a new technology like Blazor (in which we do have some experience), Clean Architecture, Serverless or Containers and Microservices will be to much for a 3 man team, but on the other hand, this is the perfect time to do it right. Any pointers on tips, should we leave some out for the time being, and if so, which one(s)? [link] [comments] |
Posted: 03 Jul 2020 05:03 AM PDT Hey everyone! I'm fairly new to the software engineering/computer science world. Im currently finishing my first year in university and have some knowledge on data structures, java, C, Haskell and have been learning some python by myself. But everything i've done thus far has been terminal based, and i wanted to build an application as a side-project this summer( Was thinking about a To-Do list, a sudoku app, or something along that). The main issue im having is that i can't find online the specific anwser for what im looking for, which is i don't know how you make a good looking Ui and import it into your code, i mean everything i search ( like Swift for Java or Qt for Python ) looks super outdated and i don't know if it's possible to make it look good through code or having an ui template from which i can code on top. I'm sorry if it seems like a very stupid question, but i genuinely want to know how this process works as i really want to build some desktop applications on my spare time. Thanks in advance :) [link] [comments] |
Fake captcha on a product retrun form Posted: 03 Jul 2020 10:33 AM PDT Edit: forgot the question mark at the end of the title. Hi, I hope this is allowed. Context: I'm trying to return a product bought online. To do so I need to fill in this form https://www.lojadosbebes.pt/index.php?route=account/return/insert Seems to me that the captcha doesn't exist which would be quite tricky if it was the case. "Insira o código da imagem no campo abaixo:" is the captcha field. I had a look at the page source code but I'm not able to conclude anything from it. Does it make sense to you? Thank you [link] [comments] |
Beginner c#: using {0}, inside of ?: Posted: 03 Jul 2020 06:43 PM PDT So I have this ' This gives the error about having , name before : What is the appropriate way to correctly do this? [link] [comments] |
Is this text book describing concurrent programming correctly? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 05:49 PM PDT To my understanding, concurrent processing is when processes may be paused while others are allowed time with the processor. Parallel processing is when processes are physically instantaneously on multiple processors. I believe these are the accepted definitions. So this text book's description is throwing me for a loop:
Understand Operating Systems, McHoes Is this correct or am I missing something? [link] [comments] |
Best practices for learning coding techniques and frameworks faster Posted: 03 Jul 2020 09:17 AM PDT I'm a university student doing a program in software engineering, and it seems like I'm having quite a lot of problem with the time it takes for me to learn and adapt to new coding techniques and technologies A while back before I was exposed to frameworks and patterns like MVC, MVP for androids, OOP, programming was a bit easier to breath since the only thing I used was procedural programming to get the job done. But now as courses' requirements increase I have to learn and adapt to so many patterns and framework like Firebase, Flutter, the Android lifeCycle in general, Model View Presenter, database querry and their asynchronous nature, .Net Framework,... And so many more to come. I'm feeling really overwhelmed with the amount of things I have to learn and sometimes I tend to give up, because I don't know how to manage thing, it always takes me too long to learn a simple concept, like for example it takes me days to learn how to transfer data between activity to fragment in android, by the time I'm done it's already too late, and I end up failing the class. And I know in the future when I get into actual real world development the code base will be much larger then what it is now, and I will have limited time to learn it I know there's plenty of techniques out there with just a google search, but it's hard to put myself in the perspective of those blog posts or articles about best techniques, so I'm wondering how you guys, whether you're industry professional or university students like me, learn coding techniques or improve your code in an appropriate amount of time, so that you can advance without being overwhelmed by the amount of things to learn [link] [comments] |
Posted: 03 Jul 2020 01:26 PM PDT Hi, I often have to deal with weird characters, sometimes invisible, sometimes they look the same but they are not... I use this https://unicodemap.org/search.asp However, it seems not to admit newline characters. They are just deleted. I have a Libreoffice document that seems to include different newline characters, with strange effects, and I want to look them up. Do you know a better tool? Or alternatively, a way to look up the name or code of a unicode character in Libreoffice or Notepad++. [link] [comments] |
How much should I charge for a chat bot on a clients website? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 11:26 AM PDT So this is my first bit of freelance work I've done (Thought I have 3 year experience working as a full stack developer). A friend of mine, who works for a small to medium online & in store seller (intentionally keeping it vague for privacy). They have asked me to create a chat bot, that will be floating on the main page of their website, so customers can select options from it and be navigated to apropirate locations on the website or prompted to contact different departments. You've probally seen them on other websites. I know how to do this from a technically standpoint & I think it would only take me a couple days or so to develop and test. However I no idea on what to charge them. I was thinking £50 ($62.37 USD) but my friend looked up what other people are charging for a basic chat bot like the one I would develop and they are charging £300 ($374.23 USD). So what do you guys think I should charge? Or how do you work out how much to charge someone for your work? EDIT: This is my first time posting on this subreddit so I'm sorry in advanced if did something wrong in the post & I'd happily correct it. [link] [comments] |
Posted: 03 Jul 2020 09:36 AM PDT Hey, I found someone who wrote this script that's used to unblock the VOIP restrictions in my country for the game Valorant. The script stopped working, and the guy who wrote it isn't responding to the comments. So I'm trying to see if anyone here can help identify any change that can be made to the existing script to get it to work again. Linked below. Thanks. [link] [comments] |
What's contained in large app updates on iOS? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 09:16 AM PDT For example they can be 200-300 MB. Is it basically a new app that replaces the old one? I assume they make changes to the old app but how can it be this big [link] [comments] |
What are programming rules common to every language ? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 12:21 AM PDT I'm an intern currently developing a SonarQube plugin for a new language for my company. I have implemented a few rules very specific to this language, but I was wondering what are some rules common to every language that I could try to enforce on the code, like function names not being too long or loops being closed. I already checked for those two ! Any help is appreciated, thanks :D [link] [comments] |
What,according to you,is the best way to learn competitive programming Posted: 03 Jul 2020 04:59 AM PDT Please describe the most optimal and practical way to prepare for/learn which according to you,is the best for competitive programming. By optimal and practical way I mean an actual roadmap or a routine with the concepts to prepare as well as things to be taken care of. There are tons of ppl advising on this but none of them give a practical route,that's why I'm asking.Most of them be like "be good in ds and alogs" or "practice",and that's pretty much it,which is really frustrating. Thank you in advance. [link] [comments] |
Hi there! So I did a couple of courses in python recently and I dont know what to do now. Posted: 03 Jul 2020 04:39 AM PDT Before learning python I was tinkering with arduino and I got pretty good at it as a beginner. I did some small projects on my own and I also learned c++ for programming arduino. I took a little break from it due to exams and stuff (this was before corona) and during the lockdown I was drawn to python because I wanted to get into machine learning and A.I development and stuff so I took a few courses through websites and youtube. But now I don't know what to do... Should I continue learning arduino and c++ or should I get more into python. I know python can be used for programming arduino but I dont know if I should because I was getting comfortable using the arduino ide. Any suggestion or advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks. [link] [comments] |
Questions on API POST/GET Calls Posted: 03 Jul 2020 07:32 AM PDT Hey all, I am trying to dabble in some coding work to try and fix a problem we have at our fire department, but I know so little about development that it's hard to even get this off the ground. Basically, the web app (SaaS type deal) has a developer API that I've signed up for already, so I have access to all the documentation and an API key all that good stuff. What I want to do is use Microsoft's PowerApps to create a connector that uses the POST and GET statements to grab the field for the last entered Incident Number, then display the next number in line. So for example, if our last recorded incident is 2020-100, the app would show the next number as 2020-101. This all stems from people doing the paper documents wrong and getting things out of sequence with the reporting system. This is the example for Curl request: The results are last in, first shown. So I know I can parse the field for number from this and be fine. My question here, as rambling as it is, is should I just do a limit of 1 here to get just the last record? I feel like this may be too simple as I write it out it doesn't seem to complicated, but when I attempt to do this in Visual Studio before it was a cluster. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
Medium level programmer: where to dtart with app? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 06:35 AM PDT Hey there! I have this great idea for an app and i want to make it come true(ios and android). It's meant to be a social networking app and i don't really know what languages i need to know. I know c++, little bit of java, and html css javascript and php. Is there a usefull tutorial out there on how to make an app that isn't clickbaiting money making and succes and is actually going to lead me somewhere? What languages and programms would you recommend me?(i'm working with windows, but it's not a problem with VMs) [link] [comments] |
What Should I use To Text Over Direct Wifi ? Posted: 03 Jul 2020 06:27 AM PDT I want to create an app that can share text messages over connecting throw direct wifi so I wanted to know if there is anything I need to know or study about this direct wifi method! i'm Using Python and thinking about building using Scipy Library explanation: me having the app and seeing if there is someone near that I can text without having an internet connection so I connect to the other person guy ofc the phone will ask for permission and after that, we can text [link] [comments] |
Hey does anyone know how echkhartsladder make his battle breakdown video and the ships. Posted: 03 Jul 2020 05:00 AM PDT |
Posted: 03 Jul 2020 04:18 AM PDT Is there any platform like stack overflow to get my code optimized? A snippet of my code needs to be optimized. [link] [comments] |
What data to pass to the Microsoft graph api Posted: 03 Jul 2020 02:37 AM PDT I'm using the microsoft API to update a users profile picture. My question is should I send a blob to the API or should I pass base 64 data to it. .would be super helpful if somebody could help me [link] [comments] |
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