Arley Padua

@peterjordan A população escolher o pior segundo turno possível na eleição. Tínhamos muitas opções melhores do que acabou sendo escolhido.

@paulo_caelum O Cashback não é tão ruim assim

Cashback Cansado

@nickchapsas Implicit parameter in lambda functions, like Kotlin: list.filter { it > 0 }

If you could add one feature to C# from another language, what would that be?

@nickchapsas It may be useful to check this one out, developed for Kotlin + intelliJ #review-our-intellij-plugin" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/Trendyol/kedia….. it may serve as inspiration

I need to write a Rider plugin that navigates to the corresponding MediatR handler when I try to navigate to the definition of the Handle method. Could that be an analyser?🤔

@wilcorrea Traduções: pt-BR, en-US...

@_arleypadua o que seria localização de texto exatamente neste caso?

Toda vez que a discussão chega em "fazer no frontend ou no backend?" a resposta na maioria das vezes (senão sempre) será fazer no backend. Por que? Porque sim! Fonte: tireidocu

@ritalinux Sempre bom relbrar a origem dele youtu.be/9T1vfsHYiKY

@UpdateCovid @mauriciojr Fully functional, yes.. proven to reduce the number of severe illness or death. It doesn't necessarily mean that it will be enough to protect everyone who decided to take it, but if everyone decided to take it, certainly a lot lives would be saved

@mauriciojr Fully functional?

808 people died of COVID-19 yesterday in the US, a disease that has a fully functional vaccine that is free all over the country. We’re a week away from seeing 1000 deaths a day, this was preventable.

@codeopinion Another option is spring integration, which is complex and full of annotations 😥

@codeopinion I already looked really hard several times for it, and something that is equivalent to NServiceBus/MassTransit in terms of features simply does not exist. The closest I could find was Vert.x and Axon framework, but transport support is limited

Does anyone know what the JVM world's equivalent to NServiceBus/MassTransit/Brighter messaging libraries is?

@maartenballiauw @resharper @JetBrainsRider That's super cool, but I want to unsee the capitalized endpoint path

Every day is a new discovery in @resharper and @JetBrainsRider (EAP) "Sure, I'll complete that endpoint URL for you."

@mauriciojr Usei split.io por um tempo pra feature flagging, a/b tests e release management e é lindo.. pena que é caro e introduz muita complexidade ao entender o estado de comportamento do sistema. Tem que usar com um pé no freio, senão vira um caos.

Em vez de usar flags como IsDevelopment()/IsProduction() pra ligar/desligar features, crie flags específicos pras features que precisam ser ligadas ou desligadas em vez dessas variáveis globais pra todos os casos. Com variáveis específicas fica mais fácil de entender ...

@buhakmeh You forgot to mention: make sure to include all credentials in your repository, to facilitate deployments

#Git tips: - Always commit to main, branches are for the weak. - push force always. Your work is more important than other peoples work. - commit all files, ignoring files means you lose data. - If all else fails, create a new repo and forget the last one exists. #protips #joke

@buhakmeh And it is.. depending on your referential 😅 The Earth is still moving at 1000 mp/h

When you drive 10+ hours and then STOP 🛑. The world still feels like it's moving.

@codeopinion Optional is kinda nicely implemented for value types, aka Nullable<T>, in which case I feel it's ok to return null

I throw up a bit every time I see a method return null. I don't care if it's using nullable reference types, it's still terrible.

@Riquettinha @buhakmeh

Meu twitter tá quebrado ou não tem dev C# aqui? Vejo sobre banco, Java, muito javascript, tudo é quanta linguagem que nunca nem ouvi falar, mas nenhum CSharpeiro.

@brunoborges @toddanglin Google has their Cloud Shell ide.cloud.google.com, which is essentially VS Code

@toddanglin It's about Google Cloud. Their tooling story for GCP is weak. Apple has XCode for their platforms, Microsoft has VS and VSCode for Azure. AWS dominates the market, so they are not concerned... yet. I think it would be a smart move.

Prediction 2022: Google acquires JetBrains.

@johnstaveley @jetbrains @VisualStudio Yeah! some of them are missing.. I used to be addicted to Ctrl + R + G (clean up/sort usings), but in rider it does something else...the closest I could get is to apply some styling with Ctrl + E + F

@_arleypadua @jetbrains @VisualStudio I did that. Ctrl + , seems to do something different though than in VS

2 weeks of using @JetBrains Rider over @VisualStudio and I can honestly say I just seem to have exchanged one set of problems for another. At least it works though, unlike @VisualStudio. I seem to spend a lot of time googling how to do stuff in Rider because it isn't friggin

@codeopinion If an aggregate's state is mutable, I see it as a saga, in fact, I usually add a method "RequestTimeout" when I need temporal business logic within my aggregate

I've read this blog post 3 times today and I don't know why I never realized that in the vast majority of situations I've been in an aggregate is a long running process. This is very obvious and I know it, but just never intuitively realized it.