I wouldn't call it a problem as it cools down my hands (its all metal) and can be used as a weapon as pointed out by everyone that lifted it :p
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I wouldn't call it a problem as it cools down my hands (its all metal) and can be used as a weapon as pointed out by everyone that lifted it :p
Depending on the keyboard, as you might damage the desk xD
well we at least completed the sprint right? 😅
it saddens me that I saw half of what he said already in my 3 years of experience, I love dotnet and I will keep pushing it but at the same time finding codebases as he describes it in 2025 is sad 🥹, we are the js of the corporate world xd
I remember fighting the assistant not allowing the project to be standard2.1 because standard2.0 libraries won't be compatible
15 years ago, my mouse would move randomly. I thought I was hacked or got a virus on the computer. The movement was random and removing the ethernet or formatting did not stop it. It turned out it was my fathers wireless mouse. We had the same one but my receiver was reading his movements too.
I have been happy with @vivaldi.com. the starting customization can be a lot at the start after that you never look back 😀
Out of curiosity, if you render the MyComponent before the button and you use the method group example will it work? Since the component is rendered? It's the only way I can interpret your error.
So, the method group doesn't work because during the first render the ref is null (not set yet). The lamda works because it captures the this parameter and calls the object method on the object later.
Extending classes with static properties / methods instead of using seperate class. EG custom json options can now be found in the json options class alongside default and web 😀
As "AI" is being shoved on our face as a tool we must use always for everything the more I find myself wanting to pivot to a different industry :(
Observables using R3 library 😁, it has some minimal setup to wire up state has changed but it's a great library. Has some nice concepts like ReactiveUI too. If you want to go that way feel free to reach out, happy to help 😁
These articles andrewlock.net/series/creat... from Andrew lock are really great!
I think this release on most things is "did it after years" :p
I think someone made a source generator that does this for every reference of a project.
I really shouldn't be laughing at these jokes 😂😂
Ah yes, a sign of special code that in fact is the same as the rest of the code :P
I should probably do the same sometime!
This just proves how much people love abstractions 😔
I know, I was trying to be sarcastic 😅
People really can't live without MSSQL 😔
Well me too because I want to use it on "services" we create and get rid of all the custom stuff. But at the same time I want us to move to a paradigm that people don't know (me included) but I believe the popularity could really do the trick 😁
For my org it was that there is no SQL Server support. Although I do believe using event sourcing would lead to other problems on the way we do things but I was this close 😁
I think you could even include just men in general :P
What if you set the dbcontext as a transient lifetime? Of course that could have other problems of its own 😅
Was it because scoped in blazor means the whole lifecycle of the connection?
We don't 🤣
Putting it on work PC yesterday 😁
It's not really something .NET has to do at least in my opinion. It's up to us to get them to understand the importance of staying up to date but this is the hard part and leads to the requests coming to the .NET team as it seems easier in some places than persuading business people XD
In reality it's mostly businesses not wanting to ever move or change their tech. Business and marketing don't care what was used as long as what the product does what they want in the end. And I I get it they shouldn't care but then it doesn't help and the product ends up stale with . NET 4.6 hacks
