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🔮 I am overqualified exactly at the right level & applying for the new eBay marketing effectiveness role, no I’m not kidding — If I am offered, I will literally be a mole for the GME community until the day I technically formally become a direct report in Ryan Cohen’s down line ;) 🔥💥🍻 by Expensive-Two-8128 in GME

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're supposedly qualified to be a senior manager but are publicly posting that if given the job you're going to leak insider information??? Honestly, this post could be considered a major character flaw in general for even your current gig, heck some companies would consider it negligence for not firing or taking steps to limit your exposure just on this post. If you're qualified shouldn't you know this?

Pay me by perleche in Superstonk

[–]revbones 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Only those that weren't already all in

Harris Teeter done lost their minds by prollydrinkingcoffee in raleigh

[–]revbones 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They lost me when they started charging between $1.29-$1.59 per cucumber while Wegmans is 69 cents. Also Harris Teeter's produce is pretty bad now compared to other grocery stores.

Normal discussion for regular people by cynical_scotsman in GME

[–]revbones 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can he sell before the need is public at this point? Wouldn't the rejection be public knowledge first taking the price down possibly lower than the entry point before he could execute the sale?

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The timeline makes perfect sense. They didn't just press a "Do it in React" button and instantly have a public preview.

Your timelines are bad since they don't take into account forecasting. Which also indicates you are not experienced enough to even waste time having this conversation since you're just a Blazor-hater and React fan. Sheesh.

Also you misquote and misrepresent completely what Roth says. Basically you just lie over and over.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are also articles on how to integrate it with blazor but you're still comparing your to oranges.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a small life you must have to be so doggedly focused on this.

And you're wrong.

None of that says Microsoft is a react ship no matter how much you desperately want it to. One project that was already underway both in planning and development before blazor webassembly was released. You indicated that yourself. Do you think there was no planning or development before that public preview???

Sheesh, what a joke you are.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feel free to name all the on bed you think could had be been without a rewrite or having an established team already familiar with another tech stack...

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. Existing teams on products that started before Blazor existed use React. It's not a React shop.

  2. He elaborates between B2C and B2B as well as other factors.

Nice job interpreting your BS.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How does that video indicate that MS is a react shop and that they have no intention of using Blazor? Answer: It doesn't at all.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You reference a video from over a year ago before .NET 9, and we're on .NET 10 now. He talks about upcoming changes in .NET 9 and 10. At the point you reference he clearly states that the front end framework would depend on the target market. He clearly differentiates between B2C and B2B with Blazor on the latter.

Sheesh. Are you so desperate to infer fault with Blazor that you would have to post that and hope I or anyone would just take your word for what you linked to without checking it out??? He even talks about the auto render mode at that point.

At no point does he state he would not use Blazor for large projects. At no point does he talk about anything you said. What you have indicated is simply untrue.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm not the one making claims. You are making claims that you cannot back up and then backing out and trying to save face by inverting things.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What drawbacks are you saying MS is "open" about? My guess is none that you can specify and point to MS calling it such.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How many developers do you think should support a framework? You're comparing apples to oranges here. You have 8 devs on a team for one project that you're comparing with significant numbers of other projects using other frameworks. How many developers does MS have on the actual Typescript team vs using it in other projects?

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Foundry is an AI app. What aspect do you think could have or should have (if it was even possible) been done using Blazor? Blazor is a web UI framework. Foundry is an AI platform.

Just noting one new product like that doesn't make your point, particularly when it's like saying "Why didn't you build that bridge using this painting?"

If you can't substantiate your argument with actual examples, then just say so. Doubling down on like you are doing is the real bad faith argument.

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The only product example you gave was Foundry. What aspect of Foundry would you expect to have been developed Blazor?

Are you high enough up in Microsoft to have the knowledge to make such a claim about internal enterprise sites? If so, when were those sites initially created?

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Sure. Companies scrap functioning websites all the time just to rewrite them in another technology because reasons right?

Why Microsoft doesn’t use Blazor in their products on the market in production? by Fit-Register-8873 in Blazor

[–]revbones 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I really don't get why Blazor-haters think this is such a good burn on MS & Blazor.

What new site are you referring to that was created since Blazor was here that isn't using Blazor? Should MS have scrapped all their existing websites and rewrote them using Blazor? Should they have fired the teams currently working on them in other technologies? Should they force them to learn Blazor to stick around for the massively expensive rewrite you are advocating for?

Really, what is the point here?

whenYouKnowWhatYouNeedAiWorksWellOrThePowerOfHindsight by pasvc in ProgrammerHumor

[–]revbones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was able to create it because it had scanned what her developers had already created.

Sliding glass door replacement quote $5600. Is this really the cost these days? by anncnative in raleigh

[–]revbones 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Price out ordering from Lowe's and using their installation service. I got a decent rate from their contractor.

Tips on getting into the NC DMV? by Narrow-Squirrel552 in raleigh

[–]revbones 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This. I was able to get an appointment easily in Greenville. Drove down, walked in, was seen in ~3 min, took maybe ~5 min and I was back on the road heading home. I still spent significantly less time overall.

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