Salomé
@SalomeCodes
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★ Software engineering student ★ | Developing an invoice application at: http://173.212.252.62 git: SalomeCodes ig: SalomeCodes [email protected]
North Brabant, The Netherlands
Joined January 2020
Anyone can write code. Writing good code is an art that takes practice and skill to master. Sadly, the majority of devs out there are more interested in learning new tools rather than writing good code that can be understood & maintained.
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I'm working hard on "Airframe" for @MaterialUI. Below you can see the preview movie. It's a good idea? I would like to design and implement versions for #Reactjs , #angularjs and #VueJS. #javascript To be continued...
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Started the CI/CD course of Barry Luijbregts today, it's a very understandable and good course! I'd definitely recommend it @AzureBarry
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I'm organizing a Trello board for my software project, called Managerize. It's a board to manage and organize a company. See a live demo on: https://173.212.252.62
https://t.co/ujO4yqAh49
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Developing my own application again, finally got some time to develop again! What do you think about the icons? Should I keep them or not? Maybe another color?
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Developing an invoice application, here's a sneak preview of the progression. It's in Dutch, maybe I'll make an English version too. 😀
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I'd recommend to read the "Lean Programming" part in this article on MSDN to see what I mean: https://t.co/BJnZZazbLQ which is written by Jeremy Miller, a Microsoft MVP for C#. #jeremymiller #unclebob #softwaredevelopment #softwaredesign #designprinciples #designpatterns
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Been studying about DataMappers and Repositories, it reminded me of @unclebobmartin talks. Aiming to make design decisions as late as possible in the development process. Where I started to create the Data layer before knowing any business rules or data models.
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Doing some research about the DataMapper and Repository patterns. To create a high quality solution to structure data. #MartinFowler #msdn #EricEvans #PofEAA #designpatterns #DataMapper #Repository #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment
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Oh snap. Just found a situation where using a for of loop was BLAZINGLY FASTER than using a filter + reduce. Gotta figure out a good way to explain it, because it was just such a huge difference. Like, I'm talking: ~50ms vs ~2 minutes... Or something like that
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I've just posted a question on StackOverflow, it's about the best place for a database connectionstring in code. Feel free to give an opinion 😀 The question is here:
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DAY 8: LINQ Q: Today I've made a small project to practice LINQ. If you'd like you can download the source code here: https://t.co/EuFtFWExXh All the tests fail except for the example test method, try to make all the test pass. In the Practice.LINQ.Practice assembly. #LinQ
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Here are some practice projects. Contribute to SalomeCodes/Practice development by creating an account on GitHub.
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React.js vs Angular vs Vue.js - let’s check which one is the best choice in 2020 https://t.co/U9YWuZb546
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#javascript #javascript30 #reactjs #html #javascript30 #100DaysOfCode #angular #javascript30 #nodejs #vuejs #coder #reactjs
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In this article, I compared three of the most popular front-end frameworks, React vs Vue vs Angular. I compared the popularity based on the number...
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Operational logging is normally used by the operators when errors happen in the application flow. The flow can be reconstructed to check why the exception happened within the certain flow. Maybe other events may be the malefactor of the exception.
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Functional logging is normally used for the customer, when something happened with the application the total dataflow can be reconstructed. So the customer can get all the data, that is logged, back.
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DAY 7: Logging A: logging is used to reconstruct the data flow, all the events that happened are logged and can be analyzed. The logs contain a timestamp, correlation id, the exceptions and events (depending on what log) #logging #auditlog #functionallogging #operationallogging
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DAY 7: Logging Q: Name an use case for both operational and functional logging. #programmingquestions #softwareengineering #logging #functionallogging #operationallogging #coding #coders #programming #study
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++count exists of two actions, namely: temp = count +1; count = temp; And the field is a shared resource in the counter class, which means the class decrement can decrease the count while the Increment method isn't finished. (Race conditions)
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