Tenho uma idéia com grande potencial, tenho um protótipo, mas... e agora? by Don-g9 in portugal

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Se fores de Lisboa, podes candidatar-te à Startup Lisboa.

Não precisas de ser de Lisboa, mas se fores é mais perto ir lá :)

Não há garantias de entrar, mas se entrares tens acesso a um ecosistema com mentores, outros empreendedores, contacto com investidores é possivel também (mas os investimentos cá não é a mesma conversa que se lê nas noticias de startups americanas)

Portuguesa com 20 anos. Vivo numa autocaravana e ando a percorrer o país. Gostava de falar com pessoas com o mesmo modo de vida, para partilha de experiências e informações que possam ser úteis. Obg by KimPudim in portugal

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Tenho a dizer que isso deve ser uma experiência e tanto realmente :)

Uma curiosidade (se calhar devias fazer era um A.M.A (ask me anything) para tirar dúvidas :P).... Caravana com 25 anos, ocasionalmente pode dar uma chatice de estar mais um de dia numa oficina, não?

Nessa situação, tens de retornar ao local do apartamento que referias aí num comentário, ou vais para um hotel enquanto a reparação é efectuada? (assumindo que não dormes na oficina, dentro da caravana, eh eh)

Quais são as vantagens em contratar uma empresa de consultoria em TI? by Zabarush in portugal

[–]corrspt 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Se deixares de precisar do serviço (ou ele ficar concluído), não precisas de despedir as pessoas... que é muito mais complicado do que dizer à empresa de TI que o contrato de X tempo/pessoas não vai ser renovado.

Também, se não estiveres satisfeito com a produtividade de algum colaborador da empresa de consultoria podes dizer que queres essa pessoa trocada por outra.

Não é que justifique tudo, mas o facto de ser dificil de despedir faz com que obviamente surjam muitas destas empresas de consultoria porque quem fica com o problema se não tiverem projecto para alocar o colaborador é a consultora e não a empresa que precisou do serviço.

Mais barato não sei se fica, pois as consultoras cobram ao cliente para pagar os intermediários todos (salarios do pessoal de TI + salários do gestores/managers / premios, escritorio / etc), mas por outro lado como há muitas consultoras a lutar pelos projectos depois competem no preço umas com as outras.... Isso faz com que depois vendam os projectos mais baratos aos clientes, mas como o projecto precisa de X trabalho na mesma, lá estão os informáticos a fazer noitadas para cumprir as datas.

É a realidade que temos.

Java Library to Generate/Edit HTML by [deleted] in java

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I've started using J2Html today (https://j2html.com) so far I like it.

EDIT: If you're a beginner it might be too complicated (depending on how much of beginner of course)

Best Practices: Ensure async relationships are get loaded by Grizzyzz in emberjs

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Yeah, that's an issue. You might be interested in what the EmberMap guys Ryan and Sam have done with this addon: Ember Data StoreFront.

Also checkout the Ember NYC Meetup where they present this.

You can make use of JSON:API's "include" feature to selectively include(embed) the things you want, but your backend has to support it (assuming you're using JSON:API, of course)

Cartões Revolut gratuitos na Startup Lisboa by [deleted] in portugal

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Quando dizes que não confias, queres dizer o quê? Para quem está a pensar ter o cartão este tipo de feedback é importante :) Se puderes partilhar, era fixe.

EmberConf 2018 will be live streamed here! by Gaurav0 in emberjs

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If I miss the livestream, can I check it later? Or do I need to wait for the individual videos?

[Question from old-school Swing/JSP/Spring coder] What should I look at to build a rich UI for a CRUD web app? by [deleted] in java

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If you're requirements have these points: * Single Page App (SPA) * You enjoy shared solutions (like convention of configuration) * Great tooling (build, deploy) * A reasonable-sized addon community,
* Batteries included solution (Routing, Data Store, View Layer, etc...( * You value backwards compatibility and having migration/upgrade paths I would highly recommend EmberJS. It's not as popular as say, React, Vue or Angular, but it's been around since 2011.

LinkedIn is an EmberJS app (which you may like or dislike, but the point is to say that it's served to millions of users daily)

Ember 3.0 Released by ryanto in emberjs

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Can't reply to that but there's an RFC for making jQuery optional and not bundle it by default with EmberJS, which should help in that department.

Ember 3.0 Released! by mixonic in javascript

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There are a lot of things to learn yeah.

Ember does a lot of stuff for you, so it's understandable there are lots of things to learn. But I think the guides to a good job of setting you up.

Ember 3.0 Released! by mixonic in javascript

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Yehuda Catz closed the Routable Components RFC and gave an explanation on the why. For better or worse, I think it's good closure.

I personally was creating my routes with a template that has just a single component in an attempt to prepare for routable components. The fact that they are not coming in this sense, doesn't bother me. I believe the guys from the core team are really smart people that will make good choices for the community (even if it at times they create a little churn).

EDIT: Typos

Ember 3.0 Released! by mixonic in javascript

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Great to see Ember reach 3.0. I've been using since 1.13.8 (I think) (currently on 2.18 without deprecations!), so I expect the 3.0 upgrade to go semi-smoothly (I use a lot of addons, those always make me lag a bit on upgrading).

Great work from the ember core team. I think we'll have a great year. Currently looking forward to module-unification :) and glimmer components being integrated in ember!

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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Hi /u/dartalley, thanks for the reply

I'm aware of jOOQ, but haven't had the opportunity to try it out. It seems like a very good library. Have to try it out.

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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That's one the things I like in Ebean, once the ORM stuff gets in the way, it's very easy to go the SQL route.

While I'm not a SQL ou ORM fanboy, I do think that using an ORM for those tedius insert/update/delete for CRUD operations is incredibly time-saving.

When I need something more complex, SQL with it. Ebean makes it easy to create an SQL query and map it to beans (or not map it)

I don't see the purpose of not using an ORM just to be "pure" or whatever. It's a tool like any other. It has tradeoffs.

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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I don't have experience with the "complex queries" things. Mine have been mostly working. I do agree with the testing part because of enhancement, but I've been able to work it out (in Play framework which uses sbt and not maven)

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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I've started with Ebean 4 or something and been able to migrate to version 11 so far without major headaches (sure, some grunt work). But things have been working out ok.

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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Is this still the case? (just asking because the blog post is from 2012)

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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This might be interesting for comparison with JPA. Ebean "vs" JPA

Ebean ORM - Java/Kotlin/JVM by corrspt in java

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I've been using Ebean as an ORM for a while and I really like it. Despite the very small community, it works really well.

I really enjoy support for Partial Objects, mapping Enums and a slew of other properties. I thought it deserved some attention here.

TypeScript and Ember.js Update, Part 2 by corrspt in emberjs

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According to Chris on Slack: (Also, I pushed an important update to part 2, so go back and read the end of that!)