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Great start for #mongodblocal in London! Fellow Champions @kev_bite Nenad, Chris @MongoDB

@mirzaleka @ardall_leo IRepository<TEntity,Key>

@ardall_leo In that case, I'd probably choose the path of least resistance and declare another GetItem method that accepts an int. But you could overload this method or play with generics and create a new type, "Key," where the Key is either Guid or int

Building the data access layer the hard way ⚒️ #dotnet #csharp

Taking Atlas Stream Processing for a Ride meetup.com/la-mug/events/… #MongoDB @MongoDB

Our @MongoDB team is happy to share our monthly The Index from @MeganGrant333! Here's the video snapshot & then explore the newsletter's content --mdb.link/Index148 New content🧠 from @jacoblatonis @Nurih @kev_bite @StanimiraVlaeva @anaiyaraisin youtube.com/watch?v=IW5gcl…

I am attending #SQLSatLA. Join me on Saturday, June 1, 2024 for a full and #free day on #data! sqlsaturday.com/la #sqlsatla #sqlsaturday #microsoft #amazon #google #azure #aws #gcp #sqlserver #postgres

@Aaronontheweb Let's maybe shift talk to isolation rather than abstraction? Abstraction tries to make things hold no matter the actual implementation - tough to predict and tough to get "right". Isolation is more Open/Close - making functional facade on top of anonymized implementation.

Have an ongoing Discord convo about software design; conclusion I keep coming back to is that YAGNI / short-termism, while helpful for shipping _now_, is mostly terrible for the long-term health and maintenance costs for software. Optionality is better youtube.com/watch?v=ZUiuh_…

@housecor "Optimize for deletion" is a powerful idea. 🔥

Feature flag pattern: When replacing an old feature with a new feature via a feature flag, avoid changing the old code. Why? Because changing the old code introduces risk. Instead: Create new files. Copy/paste from the old code if needed. Later, when you know the new feature works, you can easily delete the old code - it's low-risk because it's completely separate from the new code. Summary: Maintain clear separation. Optimize for deletion.

MongoDB .Local is hitting New York City on May 2, 2024, and I'm going. Lots of sessions on all things MongoDB, learning, and well: great community! Use code ChampionNuri60 for 60% off. #Mongodb #Learning #TechCommunity #Database #Software mongodb.com/events/mongodb…

@KarenPayneMVP Is there an option that returns a value rather than use out variables?

Question of the day Using a simple example, which is your preference?

@housecor Welcome to the club

I worried an EV would give me range anxiety. After 4 months I realize it’s a non-issue. Here’s why: The typical American drives about 13k miles a year. That sounds high, but it’s only 36 miles a day. I drive around 14k miles a year (38 miles a day) and my typical day only uses 10-15% of my battery! 🤯 (Model S has a 375 mile range) In fact, I heard keeping the battery charge around 50% optimizes for longevity, so I only charge my car to 60% nightly. I still plug in with 45-50% at the end of the day! (Tesla says charging to 80% daily is fine, I’m just being conservative). I only fully charge the night before a road trip. Really enjoying EV ownership so far!

@housecor That nested ternaries need to be indented to be readable is somewhat revealing about their reasonability to begin with. But I'm all for comfortably readable code.

Some people hate nested ternaries. Some people like 'em. If your codebase has nested ternaries, upgrade Prettier. Prettier now indents nested ternaries so they're easier to read. Here's a before and after:

@jeffreystrauss Food re-spawning is a major feature in Farmville.

As a parent, do you ever wonder if there is some magical number of times you can vacuum the kitchen, per day, at which point it will actually stop having food reappear all over the floor?

@housecor I stand corrected.

@Nurih Nope. The sql call parameterizes via tagged template literal.

I'm excited to be a full stack React developer

@housecor Yay! Another "DO EVERYTHING THIS WAY AND THINGS WILL BE OK" dogma. 🫤

Poll: Some REST APIs use Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State (HATEOAS). Do you understand what this means?

@housecor This thread is a great window into the thinking from a front-end dev perspective. From a back-end / DB perspective, it would be great to hand the front only the data it needs (sever/DB side computed) but cranking out minute variations repeatedly is sub optimal.

Hot take: 🌶️ If I need data “power tools” like Lodash, Underscore, Ramda, Remeda in my web UI, I should probably improve my backend APIs instead. If we can get the data right on the server, that’s often preferable to heavy data processing on the client.

@awsdevelopers @Nurih @MongoDB It's a great show! If you'd like to learn why modeling documents for #MongoDB even matters, join in the conversation LIVE on twitch.tv/aws for #TheBigDevTheory with @itschristinamba, @bigevilbeard + @Nurih (@MongoDB champion)

Don't miss @MongoDB Community Champion @Nurih tomorrow (Tue Aug 15) on The Big Dev Theory with AWS! #MongoDB #AWS #datamodeling

Happy to announce I'll be a guest on AWS: The Big Dev Theory. Live, this upcoming Tuesday Aug 11, 2023, at 8AM Pacific. aws.amazon.com/developer/lear… Join the fun! #AWS #MongoDB #Schema #Modeling

I'm excited to be counted among the speakers at PASS Data Summit this year! @PASSDataSummit #PassDataSummit2023