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TJT

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BTW TJT Thank you for the link to Udacity. Ill check it out later. I have been looking for ways of learning how to do front end development.

BTW is there are front end developer here? React, angular or similar things. I have some questions about it.
No problem. I just develop any front end shit I have to do in C# as I know it best. But front end is just such AIDS to me. I am really not a designer and just make shit to be easily to use/functional when I have to. I've heard good things about Angular though. But I never have to make webapps. I should probably learn how to make some of the ETL applications I've made recently into a webapp.
 

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There is a lot of potential into front end development, thing like d3 and react will get more and more popular.
I love c# but it has a major problem. It does everything for you. So when you have to do something outside of is wheelhouse like tsx development, it really fails, and the you lack the knockledge because all you are used to, is pressing F5.
 

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I love c# but it has a major problem. It does everything for you. So when you have to do something outside of is wheelhouse like tsx development, it really fails, and the you lack the knockledge because all you are used to, is pressing F5.
What tsx development? Also... that is some serious hyperbole. An absurd amount of hyperbole in fact.
 

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I don't know about that man. So far in my experience you can do just about anything with C# , SQL server and a scripting language. I prefer Python. Understanding Linux also a huge boon.

If you need/want to get into serious optimization and scaling I get that these may not be the best. But I dont have to worry about that in the work that I do.
 

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What tsx development? Also... that is some serious hyperbole. An absurd amount of hyperbole in fact.
tsx = typescript into jsx.

for example

Ravel: Unravel the LawAll the cases related to Roe V wade, for when I need to slap cad's face with my law knowledge!!

andKoalas to the Max dot ComMouse over until you see the image
All those are mare with client side frameworks, which visual studio handles poorly.
 

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Word is all the senior management at Emc in hardware engineering took hefty retirement packages. It is beginning....
 

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Word is all the senior management at Emc in hardware engineering took hefty retirement packages. It is beginning....
Sweet Sweet retirement packages. Curious to see if DELL will take this chance to nuke XtremeIO/Equallogic and ScaleIO (not sure if thy can legally touch vSAN. ScaleIO is touted as being "heterogeneous" why vSAN is for vSphere).
 

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When I was working in solutions xtremeio was massive in terms of sales. Is that not the case? Pivotal and rsa were still top dogs though
 

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It's not Ajax, it's client side processing and heavy DOM manipulation.
There has been an explosion of client side libraries in the recent years. Before it was just knockout and then boom a shit load of them appeared.
They basically leverage JavaScript and beefier client computers in order to render beatifull yup that work disconected from the server.
Imagine doing that koala on c# server side, it would require a masive amount of network traffic, and even then it may be incredible complicated to do.
 

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So JSX is just adding xml syntax for web development. Why even mention C# or use that as an example of anything? It's apples and oranges.
 

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Visual studio is awfully equipped to handle that type of development, specially when you are used to just hitting f5.

For example is order to use a tsx, it is required to get a .d.ts a definetly typed file. If you don't have it, you can't use typescript properly.
Also there is no integration with github, so getting a new package is a pita.
Asp.net v5 helps a bit, but in asp.net 4.6.1, you really have to struggle.

Also setting up dinamic packages loaders in JavaScript is a pita to do, but somehow everyone knows how to do it.
 

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Visual studio is awfully equipped to handle that type of development, specially when you are used to just hitting f5.

For example is order to use a tsx, it is required to get a .d.ts a definetly typed file. If you don't have it, you can't use typescript properly.
Also there is no integration with github, so getting a new package is a pita.
Asp.net v5 helps a bit, but in asp.net 4.6.1, you really have to struggle.

Also setting up dinamic packages loaders in JavaScript is a pita to do, but somehow everyone knows how to do it.
So now we're talking about visual studio and not C#? I'm not arguing with you about what's good for this or that but you were pretending knowing C# would mean you're just a mouth breather who wouldn't be able to figure out something like... XML and JavaScript...?