Moin

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  • BlueKey@fedia.iotoich_iel@feddit.orgich_iel
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    3 months ago

    Meinst du von RSS zu Kommunen pfostieren? Da gab es einen Bot (hab ih mir aber noch nicht richtig angeschaut).

    Wenn du von Fedi zu RSS meinst, dann kenne ich z.B. bei Mbin, dass es RSS Feeds anbietet. Müsste man auch ohne Account folgen können.





    1. feste Strukturen (der Wäschehaufen neben der Tür zählt da nicht), wo was hingehört
    2. sobald was nicht mehr gebraucht wird, wegräumen wo es hingehört
    3. regelmäßig putzen und auch immer mal wieder den Zustand der Wohnung evaluieren
    4. Freude an den oben genannten Punkten haben hilft

    Geheimtipp: sehr wenig bewegliche Sachen besitzen




  • A good question, as I like it and don’t like it. It is without a doubt better than dynamic types.

    On the pro side it removes redundant writing the type again and again. On the con side it is almost impossible to see what type with what functions the variable in front of you has without an IDE (which you don’t have without cloning the repo) or without an already deep knowledge of the code.

    Same with extension functions (free functions which can be added to a type almost anywhere in the codebase). Very useful (Kotlin is a great example for this) but also confusing when you want to hunt down where this piece of code is coming from.


  • I really don’t like comparing languages by Hello World complexity. You could use a lang which needs 3 chars to print it but sucks at everything else but it would still look better at first glance.

    As for this specific comparison: let the project grow to only midsize and you will crave for static types and well separated classes.