अंतः अस्ति प्रारंभः | I code my thoughts 💥 Mentor @RealDevSquad
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Tejas retweeted
Pump whatever this is directly into my veins
Lets go C#!!
I was Rust-pilled for a period.
Then I remembered that I actually know C#.
.NET can achieve near-Rust performance, works on any platform, and has much nicer syntax and a great BCL. It also has amazing frameworks.
E.g. I am having SO much fun making Linux apps with @AvaloniaUI
Tejas retweeted
Server-Timing Headers in ASP .NET Core: Backend Metrics in Browser DevTools by @maartenballiauw blog.maartenballiauw.be/post… #aspnetcore
update System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs
NuGet vulnerable with Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 7.1.1 depending on System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs 9.0.18 stackoverflow.com/q/80013443…
Tejas retweeted
dotNET blog: Delivering Skills in NuGet packages ift.tt/CuSY6fl
Tejas retweeted
I'm cooking up some stuff for #dotnetconf! Going to be a fun one!
If you haven't checked out the full agenda yet it is a banger!
dotnet.microsoft.com/conf
Finally someone said 🩶
#dotnet can be really fast guys.
ALT A benchmark for a JPEGXL encoder where ImageSharp, written in C# consistently beats the C reference and optimized Rust version.
The payment succeeded The customer saw an HTTP 504 and clicked Pay again. Nothing was down and no code was wrong, but the system couldn’t tell a failed operation from a successful one whose answer never arrived. A timeout only says you didn’t hear back, and retrying through that.
When implementation becomes almost frictionless, the consequences of poor engineering decisions can propagate exponentially faster.
The real differentiator is no longer how quickly we generate code, but how thoughtfully we make the decisions behind it.
unpopular opinion: harness engineering isn't new.
dissect one & you'll recognise every part
a piece i wrote months ago but still very relevant:
rohitx.in/writing/new-costum…
personal experiences mentioned in blog.
this is one of my opinions from real world data, more to come, thanks
int low = 0, high = arr.Length;
Array indices range from 0 to arr.Length - 1, but high is initialized to arr.Length.
Two run perfectly. One has a bug. Can you spot it? Reply with Snippet 1, 2, or 3.
ALT Code snippets showcasing programming concepts. The first snippet demonstrates a 'ReverseString' function. The second shows a 'BinarySearch' algorithm with comments to illustrate logic. The third snippet highlights a potential bug in retrieving a dictionary value.
This is an everyday occurrence when I drive on the ORR.
