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Віддалена розробка програмного забезпечення (Вебінар) – Oleksandr Nechai

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Віддалена розробка програмного забезпечення (Вебінар). Вчора продовжив свою вебінарову. Подорож. Цього разу вирішив зробити експеримент і провести вебінар. На не технічну тему та зі співавтором, Анею Зубенко, у формі інтерв’ю. Вийшло класно, дещо розтягнуто, але це ж було інтерактивне інтерв’ю і ми намагалися невимушено обговорити багато тем та відповісти на більшість запитань, що глядачі задавали. Словом багато фану, судячи з коментарів у чаті під час вебінару. Народ теж отримав позитивний заряд! On Від...

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TypeScript – Oleksandr Nechai

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What are TypeScript’s any, void, never, undefined and null types. Unlike intuitive types such as. Might cause a confusion for a newbie TypeScript developer. In this post, I will share what I have learned about these types. The simplest one is. The Any type is used to represent any JavaScript value. The Any type is a supertype of all types and is assignable to and from all types. In general, in places where a type is not explicitly provided and TypeScript cannot infer one, the Any type is assumed. However...

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Angular 1.x has no dependencies and therefore it’s OK to include it with Webpack’s noParse option. So wrong. – Oleksandr Nechai

http://www.nechai.net/2016/12/30/angular-1-x-has-no-dependencies-and-therefore-its-ok-to-include-it-with-webpacks-noparse-option-so-wrong

Angular 1.x has no dependencies and therefore it’s OK to include it with Webpack’s noParse option. So wrong. Angular 1.x has no dependencies and therefore it’s OK to include it with Webpack’s option noParse. This idea I have learnt in the great online screencast. Russian) devoted to Webpack. The option. So I optimized my Webpack process with not parsing Angular and later lost 1.5 working days trying to understand why my system did not work. I had included two other modules jstree. And it was undefined, A...

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OleksandrNechai – Oleksandr Nechai

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We would fail to write bubble sort on a whiteboard… Should we be proud? Recently there was very interesting activity on the Twitter where famous programmers just admitted they are very bad at Computer Science (CS) and other fundamental concepts and still doing very well. Hello, my name is David. I would fail to write bubble sort on a whiteboard. I look code up on the internet all the time. I don’t do riddles. DHH (@dhh) February 21, 2017. Scott Hanselman (@shanselman) February 27, 2017. I can also see th...

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Nitty-gritty stuff – Oleksandr Nechai

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Angular 1.x has no dependencies and therefore it’s OK to include it with Webpack’s noParse option. So wrong. Angular 1.x has no dependencies and therefore it’s OK to include it with Webpack’s option noParse. This idea I have learnt in the great online screencast. Russian) devoted to Webpack. The option. So I optimized my Webpack process with not parsing Angular and later lost 1.5 working days trying to understand why my system did not work. I had included two other modules jstree. And it was undefined, A...

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Creating an Internationalized Wizard in WPF - CodeProject

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12,443,996 members (43,010 online). Submit an article or tip. Ask a Question about this article. Collaboration / Beta Testing. C / C / MFC. ATL / WTL / STL. Site Bugs / Suggestions. Spam and Abuse Watch. The Daily Build Newsletter. The Weird and The Wonderful. Platforms, Frameworks and Libraries. Posted 17 Dec 2008. Creating an Internationalized Wizard in WPF. 495/5 - 99 votes. Please Sign up or sign in. Reviews a localizable WPF Wizard user interface written in both C# and VB.NET. For more information a...

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Few guidelines on unit testing derived from my experience – Oleksandr Nechai

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Few guidelines on unit testing derived from my experience. When I first started using unit testing in my practice, I had no idea what I was doing. I was also frustrated. It made little sense to me to have everything unit tested because writing tests and preparing test data took me too much time. Ever felt the same way? Don’t understand where and when to write test and where you should leave the code alone? Don’t write unit tests for simple cases. Do large acceptance tests for refactoring. December 1, 2016.

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Updating an immutable object in TypeScript – Oleksandr Nechai

http://www.nechai.net/2017/01/10/updating-an-immutable-object-in-typescript

Updating an immutable object in TypeScript. Recently I could not figure out how to types-safely update immutable object in TypeScript. The problem is that in JavaScript the object spread feature is used for this task, like so:. Let o1 = { x: 5, y: 6 }; o1 = { .o1, y: 10 }; console.log(JSON.stringify(o1) ; / "{'x':5,'y':10}". But if you have accidentally missspelled the property you want to update, object spread will add a new propery instead of updating old one:. So I asked StackOverflow. All is great no...

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Oleksandr Nechai – Page 3 – Web Developer

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Invoking the web API of IBM Watson’s Speech to Text service from .NET. With this blog post, I will try to help you in case you need to use IBM Watson web services in your application and your application is being developed in .NET. The problem is that IBM does not provide .NET development toolkits for accessing their services for some reason. They have only Java and Node. Without a toolkit, the task of accessing IBM Watson’s web API becomes slightly more difficult. Var content = new StreamContent(new Fil...

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General IT/Education – Oleksandr Nechai

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We would fail to write bubble sort on a whiteboard… Should we be proud? Recently there was very interesting activity on the Twitter where famous programmers just admitted they are very bad at Computer Science (CS) and other fundamental concepts and still doing very well. Hello, my name is David. I would fail to write bubble sort on a whiteboard. I look code up on the internet all the time. I don’t do riddles. DHH (@dhh) February 21, 2017. Scott Hanselman (@shanselman) February 27, 2017. I can also see th...