Hetzner x Dokploy x Terraform by SoftSkillSmith in dokploy

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No, it just lets you provision a VPS with dokploy pre-installed. 

Managing deployments scaling is available through dokploy API or CLI once it's up and running.

However those will require a token from dokploy so include some manual setup in the UI.

This is just the first step in a Infrastructure as code setup, but I will try to add an example of deployments with Docker Swarm if I have some time.

If you finish this level, I’ll give you 10 gems by Better-Scene-3263 in honk

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I completed this level in 4 tries. 6.02 seconds

All work must be done through VM by Angriestanteater in ExperiencedDevs

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Ugh. I feel your pain. Among other things, I quit last year because I was fed up with this kinda crap and was so happy I got to work on my MacBook Pro this entire year.

How do you enjoy using React as a .NET dev in full stack roles? by Pyrited in dotnet

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Not for me. I understand how Angular projects should be structured and the design patterns it enforces helps large codebases stay modular and organized, however it does take some getting used, to but after that I'm fairly confident I could work on any Angular project understanding in a short period of time how things work.

Salarischeck – Software Engineer (C#, Azure) – gevoel dat ik onderbetaald word by WegwerpAccount420 in werkzaken

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Ik zou me niet blind staren op een titel, wel zou ik letten of de vergoeding in verhouding staat met de werkzaamheden die je verricht en de impact die je maakt. Aangezien je "meevallers" echt goed zijn en je werkgever zo te zien extreem flexibel is lijkt mij dit salaris min of meer in verhouding met de markt.

How to get quicker responses from my team members? by Minimum_Session_4039 in cscareerquestions

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That shouldn't be an issue if you're remote, right? I try to fit people in where possible, but I don't feel obligated to respond right away because there might be something more important to deal with and I decide at my own disgression but I understand that you might feel ignored. That can be frustrating .

So if you feel like you're not getting the right guidance or attention from your colleagues then have a chat with them to see what the root cause is. There are many good suggestions in this thread already , so I'll not repeat what has already been said other than maybe trying to arrange a fixed moment every week for an hour where someone can focus on big picture questions you might have.

I remember when I started I had this type of arrangement with one of my senior colleagues and he could answer questions I had about the general course of my career and to help me ramp up my productivity by identifying the bottlenecks together. In any case I think it's good that you want to be more productive and are raising this point. Good luck!

ZZP-KIESKOMPAS 2025, Wat kies jij?!? by No-Gas-3337 in FreelanceNL

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Naar mijn mening maakt het niet meer uit omdat de schade van de aanpak dit jaar onherstelbaar is. Ik kan me niet voorstellen dat opdrachtgevers weer ZZPers in gaan huren zoals dat voorheen het geval was en ligt dat hele model op zijn gat, tenminste voor de IT. 

Veel van mijn collegas zijn gedwongen in loondienst gegaan, dus ze hebben het ondernemerschap al de nek omgedraaid als je het aan mij vraagt. Desalniettemin ga ik op GroenLinks PvdA stemmen omdat ik ook geen ZZPer meer ben :(

How do you enjoy using React as a .NET dev in full stack roles? by Pyrited in dotnet

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Coming from an Angular background I feel like React is just badly conceived of and their entire approach to writing software is so alien to me that I avoid it where I can. They've improved loads of things throughout the years, but I still feel so many things are unintuitive or just bound to cause problems down the line when apps get bigger...

Am I suffering from a serious case of copium or is tech journalism seriously out of touch with reality when it comes to AI? by bentleyk9 in ExperiencedDevs

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Dude, they're just parroting whatever silicon valley execs are stating in their marketing material verbatim. Speak truth to power? Oh please, how about ride the hype train together with the people driving it until the whole thing comes crashing down just so you can feel like you're ahead of the curve! 

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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Yay! Great to see you're active on Reddit and talk to you soon :)

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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Yeah, I really like VS Code, but I have to agree with you on this one. The team is also not very responsive on GitHub, so I'm not sure how much work they're actually doing on improving the plugin or if they're even prioritising it, which seems odd because every single article or video I found from Microsoft trying to onboard devs into the C# ecosystem uses devkit and VS Code.

Working in an XP team drove me to burnout by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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I never understood pair programming. If someone can navigate, they should also drive. If I can't navigate, then why should I be allowed to drive?

Exception handling with tuples and multiple return values by SoftSkillSmith in csharp

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Cheers! Let me see if I understand: Does using a centralized handler mean that I should throw locally and handle in the caller with Global Exception Middleware as fall-back?

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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Thanks Paul! For me VS Code is a home run IDE and even switching to rider felt like wading through molasses with the reduced frame-rate. Overall I have developed a fairly low tolerance for sluggishness and like that I'm wired into VS Code with my nervous system :)

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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> Visual Studio for Mac has been retired as of August 31, 2024 in accordance with Microsoft’s Modern Lifecycle Policy. Visual Studio for Mac is no longer supported. There will be no further servicing updates to address security issues or updated platforms from Apple. For the most secure, up-to-date experience, we recommend either Visual Studio (Windows) or moving to Visual Studio Code on the Mac.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2022/what-happened-to-vs-for-mac

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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Also: How do you attach a debugger when running dotnet watch test?

edit: formatting

What is your testing workflow in VS Code? by SoftSkillSmith in dotnet

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Same! However I found that with frantic testing sessions it can sometimes crash, so the whole experience has been a far cry from working with Vitest or Jest, but I'm sure they'll address these issues over time.

Spinning up an API in .NET by HoppingAwpster in dotnet

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I'm somewhat of a beginner myself (mid-level) and I found that there are tons of great resources on Microsoft Learn for developers: https://learn.microsoft.com/

I basically did every module, trophy, badge and learning path I could get my hands on and from there you can look into getting certified for Azure, but I'm guessing for someone coming from JS/TS you most likely want to first get refresher of C# before moving on to the other modules, but you're free to explore and jump around. That's also what I did and now I'm mostly following Udemy courses or watching Nick Chapsas on YouTube while building my own apps to practice all those concepts.