@norman70688 that's why I always code in English although my native language is Spanish

Ah I see, I use Zoho for my mail so haven't encounter that problem

What are the advantages of vultr over let's say Digital Ocean?

@error503 I hope I do get paid 😂😂 if I don't I'm going to murder the client

@obia I would suggest that you do that after you put it on gitlab/github most people don't get it, most github projects weren't that clean at the start, you can put it up and create issues for cleaning up and documenting and people who is interested can help you up

@obia I would suggest that you do that after you put it on gitlab/github most people don't get it, most github projects weren't that clean at the start, you can put it up and create issues for cleaning up and documenting and people who is interested can help you up

Dilbert

Mostly get motivation thinking about how I'm throwing away my life working 9-5 and that I'm not getting younger...

We really aren't you could use c for mobile development if you want, but nobody does that cause we are not f* insane.

OOP it's not even the trend now among mobile developers but functional like swift and kotlin.

Congrats...

@HollowKitty Depending on what you use for versioning.

At my workplace we use a self-hosted version of Bitbucket (OneStash/ Verizon's Bitbucket) and what they do is they have it setted so nobody can push directly to master branch

https://blog.bitbucket.org/2013/09/...

Also to be able to merge a pull request we need at least two approvals from of code reviewers of the project, depending of the project.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bi...

Well, that's why you use protected branches...

What are you planing to use solidity on? I have thought of learning about block chain development but really haven't been able to come up with something that I could do with it.

Probably just had multiple copies of the same files

/version1

/version2

/version3

/version4

None

Why don't you use WSL and use gcc there?

@D--M I'm not saying that buy you shouldn't relay your the core functionality of your app in a third party, you should at least abstract it in a way that if you need to change provider tomorrow you'll be able to do so.

@Frederick Never thought about the privacy part, you're right

@DjSall Who's Dave?

@2lazy2debug Here you go https://npmjs.com/package/...

@S-Homles-MD Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo?

Why would you need to manually patch the production jars? shouldn't they be build from the source with the modifications needed in place?

@creativeJuice BTW to feel more comfy if you don't like terminal emulator that windows use you can install any terminal emulator from linux... well technically you could just install any GUI program into it https://blog.ropnop.com/configuring...

You can use WSL if you are on Windows 10 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/...

@delegate212

xD I don't think the guy who asked that question could be more descriptive.

"Trying to port an app over which is based on a bunch of node modules using http.

Is there a solution to this, other than rewriting libraries for fetch?"

lol nowhere he is talking about the http protocol or the fact that ios blocks http request by default and only allow http...

I mean if the guy that replied even have read the question...

Here is the question BTW

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

Thanks a lot for the warm welcome @growling.

BTW here is the url of said question https://stackoverflow.com/a/...

😂 that's why I use Mac, I don't want to troubleshoot stuff that should work out of the box, but I really need my Unix terminal, so MacOs is the best of both wolds.

Sure it takes more time but at the end there is less bugs in the code so it's not wasted time.

@Nitroretro who told you can't use Java in the web? Spring it's used a lot in enterprise environments