@dfox you should probably add a link somewhere TBH. People like me forget to rate.

It's a spec. BTW, try implementing oauth on your API for others to consume :p

What our Java prof used to do back in college!

Damn

@ryanmhoffman oh damn, that's a typo. I meant proprietary != !Opensource. You can have open source, but proprietary softwares. You can have free but proprietary softwares etc. You get the point...

@SHA-256 no x+1 == ++x

X+1 != X++

As @willol said, Proprietary != Open source

These are times you leave them to themselves and ask them to thank you later :p

Xamarin is faster than grade! What's your configuration like?

Why din't you mention the source?

https://twitter.com/preinheimer/...

@gitpush @biscuit problem with working with a fixed amount is that majority of Indian clients are non receptive of change requests. They don't like it when we tell them a particular task is out of scope. When there's no way to handle scope creep, IMO the best way to go is by invoicing them every month.

Always charge by the month (and in advance)

:)

If there's one editor I swear by, it's VS Code. Only gets better every month.

Not really. Thanks to Ed Sheeran.

C -> HTML/CSS -> C++ -> C# -> Java -> other web technologies (less, Typescript, etc.)

I try my best to keep in touch with all of these. So i never ended up moving. The language just turns out to be a means. I'd choose one depending on what I'm trying to do.

@codeblue i think it's more about making things easier for your users, just like with any other app. Just that in this case the users are other developers. They need to look at things from the perspective of those who use swift.

For those who haven't seen --> before

x++ returns x and then increments it. ++x increments x and returns it. Read the code again and see if makes sense now :p

Hint:
So a --> b is basically:
a > b
a = a - 1

Does the project have an editorconfig file? In that case you should be able to get your editor to follow the conventions. If it doesn't have an editorconfig, PR one first!

Just like my mom! I make sure i spend enough time with her everyday, and she leaves me alone for the rest of the day. We got a deal and it works. Infact we're like the best buddies in town :)

Create a separate branch and push to that rather than pulling... Just in case of merge conflicts you know

Don't start from scratch! Just don't!

Bill every month as @treighton mentioned. He might not realise how complicated these things can be and how important it is to know what you want. Help him decide on things. Explain the SDLC and why changing requirements at will will affect his project. Be firm.

You need at least 8 GB RAM to run Android studio smoothly

'Visually challenged' is the right word

@Artemix that is true. They should have ported umbraco to dotnet core in a year or so. Can't wait to use umbraco on Linux :D

Umbraco if you're looking for a dotnet CMS. Once you understand how it works converting your HTML template will be a breeze.

Try yarn