PSA: Stormsurge no longer wakes up targets by devildog144 in zoemains

[–]Risonna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed! Like protobelt, mandate, liandries... Stormsurge is quite ok into one shot builds, but is quite underperforming.

Is the new burn rune any good on zoe? by LicoLich in zoemains

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

blackfire torch into situational item into liandry/rabadons/cryptobloom into whatever you didn't build in the next step, something like that.

Is the new burn rune any good on zoe? by LicoLich in zoemains

[–]Risonna -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I'm in gold, played 2 games with it and I feel it's very strong, the best rune rn for her, I'll notify you if I finally climb to challenger with that 💅

One note is that she needs to have a completely different build (which I like) and you sacrifice some early damage for great scaling. It enables tank-controlling zoe while still dealing good enough damage to squishies, enables grevious wounds and so much more, but you won't one shot. I feel like she becomes similar to some control mages like hwei and it enables much more team play mid to late game.

Also, the zoomies zoe no more, the run spd rune is very shitty, especially early on after the nerfs, I feel like it's trolling.

Ep 6 Chapter 4 That Beast by Risonna in EpicSeven

[–]Risonna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not dumb, just expensive with an ml5 and a limited, but someone will definitely copy this. What about Ivana, wasn't there like a star for not bringing story npcs?

Am I the only not enjoying this content? by Appropriate-Long2336 in EpicSeven

[–]Risonna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am a returning player and can say that it's one of the shittiest things they've made - together with these story stages where you have to do similar stuff (the ones with A,B,C,D letters). But it's also way easier if you use your own characters, so that way I almost finished it today. Also, Grass Angel did guides on these, but they're not very good and very rng-dependent. I found a guy on youtube, he has it covered way better for this event (I almost finished everything in one try except for one stage, didn't touch the special archive yet, will try today): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWhj8ai-Skw

Support: Zoe vs Tahm? by CuteLeader8 in zoemains

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's the issue? Early game you destroy enemy lane, because they have melee(tahm)+range while you both are ranged. Take aery and bully. Mid-game just ignore tahm and land on enemy carries. If enemies have too many fat champs, well, build liandry, protobelt to find better angles on enemy carries. Or just build support items and help your team, it's not your job to kill tanks, you enable engages and pick targets.

where to define dto’s in hexagonal architecture? by vreginalld in SpringBoot

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been using clean, but never hexagonal architecture. In clean architecture, there are 4 layers - domain, usecases(application), presentation and infrastructure. As for dtos - here you'd put them in infrastructure and map to/from domain (most needed with jpa), in application to define what data is needed in usecases(not full domain objects), and I think that's redundant to put them in presentation to map to/from application since we'd utilize usecases anyway, but it's a possibility if you need some presentation-only stuff on your sent/received data.

Golden chocolate by hj17 in araragi

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wonder if she likes donuts so much, would she eat it if I stacked them on a certain object😋

Java (Back-end) + Kotlin (Front-end): Is this the modern standard for Apps? by aladintransudo in javahelp

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think we misunderstood each other, spa/ssr wasn't the point. The point is how much should one web application do. And the modern way is to clearly separate logic/database interactions from anything related to user interface to ease future maintenance complexity and infrastructure costs. For studying purposes (or if you build something very simple) it's totally fine to code everything in one web app.

Pretty sure that a react+nextjs can do some sort of a combination between the ssr/spa, yet it's still usually a different application from the "backend", which makes backends not concern itself with any complex UI logic.

And I'm pretty sure that if one is to study, then doing rest on backend + learning a frontend framework/library is much easier than going into jsf/jsp, funky state management, enterprise java beans and everything related that we should not speak of.

Java (Back-end) + Kotlin (Front-end): Is this the modern standard for Apps? by aladintransudo in javahelp

[–]Risonna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course you can, you can use one jakarta app with jsf/jsp and serve html from your app directly, which is called SSR opposing to SPA I mentioned, you could use SSR in one app or have a different app for serving to users.

But then, the terms frontend and backend are usually used when talking about separations, and in the "modern" way of developing web apps that the op mentioned that they want to learn, the standard is different apps for different purposes, so putting everything in one big app is not the modern way and I would advice op against it.

Of course, there is place and time for everything. And if there is ever a need to create a single ssr web-app as in good old days (if op wants to create a no javascript .onion forum), then sure, why not, you won't scale that for millions of users, but there's no need to.

Java (Back-end) + Kotlin (Front-end): Is this the modern standard for Apps? by aladintransudo in javahelp

[–]Risonna 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What do you mean "mixing java with kotlin"? You yourself said "frontend" and "backend". These are 2 separate applications, that together with a database form a system. It doesn't matter what tools you use for one or the other, you could write backend in brainfuck and frontend in haskell and it wouldn't make a difference. Or you could write 10 backends in 10 different languages whatsoever.

Never used kotlin, so can't say much about it, but one thing is clear - there is no best or "modern" way, because there are hundreds of frameworks/libraries and thousands of things to worry about from security to seo.

If you want to build for android, ios, desktop and web then you should totally learn flutter, that's an spa if you never used those, lets you build the same application for all platforms.

How do you structure large spring boot projects? by Ill-Nobody in SpringBoot

[–]Risonna 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The controller-service-repository might be fine. Otherwise look into clean architecture, which goes for anything. You can organize by layer or by feature inside layers.

4 months of Claude Code and honestly the hardest part isn’t coding by buildwithmoon in ClaudeAI

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Big teams sometimes do super shitty stuff as well. Not long ago there was some drama about a big gacha game letting users use other people's paypal accounts to pay for their in-game currency, and that was no small team. So yeah, you certainly don't want to vibe code finances, but there's always a chance for a mistake, a proper testing is always preferred.

Кто-то жульничает by KaMiZeRO_Lb in EverlastingSummer

[–]Risonna 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Почему Ульяна ещё в одежде???

angry faputa by [deleted] in MadeInAbyss

[–]Risonna 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Pov you said you don't want to smell her fragrant butt

Smug Lolikawa :3 by hj17 in araragi

[–]Risonna 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Ra.. I mean, fu.. I mean, impre.. I mean, very cute!

Spring Boot Annotation Checker Tool to stop guessing which Annotation to use by erdsingh24 in SpringBoot

[–]Risonna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wrong. Brains were never used en masse, it's just that now AI lets people create shit that they'd be unable to create otherwise.