.NET: So long and thanks for all the fish

Re:.NET: So long and thanks for all the fish by benologist on Monday February 13, 2012 @02:57PM (#3587094)

I've been working a lot with node lately as well, there are some things I like but some I miss so much from C# ... there is nothing anywhere near as good as VS for node, and god I miss ReSharper and compilation errors.

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Re:.NET: So long and thanks for all the fish by vyrotek on Monday February 13, 2012 @03:22PM (#3587185)

I'll admit it. Losing that is a bit scary in some ways. It does lead to some laziness though. But sometimes it's awesome to remove a property from an object and have the compiler tell you all the places that are broken now.

On a similar note. I've followed your Playtomic blog a bit and it helped me make the jump to MongoDB for our gamification platform. (We still use SqlServer for lots of things though) Here's to trying new types of kool-aid! :)

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Re:.NET: So long and thanks for all the fish by jpastika on Monday February 13, 2012 @03:01PM (#3587114)

Funny to say you miss "compilation errors", but as someone who works with ASP.NET MVC during the day and RoR at night, I know what you mean.

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Re:.NET: So long and thanks for all the fish by spamizbad on Monday February 13, 2012 @08:07PM (#3588131)

I had the same frustration, until I finally broke down and just fed my JS through jshint (http://www.jshint.com/). Keep a JS console open while developing and have it display relevant parts of the returned object you care about.

Unfortunately there's no reSharper for JS but eh... I feel like it's not as necessary with JS as its a fundamentally simpler language than C#.

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