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HoboMan posted:one of our exes is throwing an unhandled NullReferenceException eww nasty. delete facebook and get a restraining order
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i mean the idea is that the business folks write the ghkerin formatted "features" and QA (or developers) write the "step definitions." AFAIK cucumber never claims that you don't have to write actual code. yeah, that's pretty much how i pictured it going. i don't have anything against cucumber as a test framework, but the idea of integrating it that deeply into the whole planning and development process seems fragile
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HoboMan posted:one of our exes is throwing an unhandled NullReferenceException, but i got all of main wrapped in a try catch? Then it's happening on a separate thread.
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someone on slack asking for an expert in both docker and cics godspeed, whoever you are
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:business rule engines loving triggered
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i mean the idea is that the business folks write the ghkerin formatted "features" and QA (or developers) write the "step definitions." AFAIK cucumber never claims that you don't have to write actual code. the test frameworks just ended up as a way to write tests in a crippled, dynamically typed, boilerplate-ish, terrible programming language
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there's an app team at work that proudly tell everyone they have something like 5000 stories all linked to cucumber tests and yet the application is almost unusable because somewhere along the line they disappeared down a devops rabbit hole of generating all this stuff and that became the goal instead of producing a functioning system anyway, today I went from creating a gitlab project to importing a complete app from svn to thinking I was a wizard for splitting the code base into individual projects based on component to loving it up entirely by not applying a filter properly and after spending an hour trying to unfuck myself realising I don't know what I'm doing at all
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:loving triggered
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comedyblissoption posted:i've used 2 frameworks (one in-house and the other some stupid uncle bob poo poo) that had the same intention as cucumber, and it ended up that the devs wrote all the cucumber-like tests. no one else ever read or wrote them. i had a coworker who was obsessed with writing dsls. it's entirely unclear why as our team was the only one that actually touched the dsl so we ended up with this lovely neutered tool when passing structured files around would have worked perfectly well. so glad he quit jfc.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:submitted my first pr to a majorish scala library and was told my changes are excellent it's scala, no one could tell
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just realised I labeled one variable a string by mistake and now I'm going to have to re-run all my analyses  me
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:submitted my first pr to a majorish scala library and was told my changes are excellent Nice, congrats!
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:submitted my first pr to a majorish scala library and was told my changes are excellent man I wish my mom was a programmer
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:submitted my first pr to a majorish scala library and was told my changes are excellent  congrats
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my first nontrivial open source pr was well received and got compliments from all the maintainers and added a critical bug that caused users to immediately rollback to the previous version
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NihilCredo posted:my first nontrivial open source pr was well received and got compliments from all the maintainers and added a critical bug that caused users to immediately rollback to the previous version Livin' the dream, right there!
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NihilCredo posted:my first nontrivial open source pr was well received and got compliments from all the maintainers and added a critical bug that caused users to immediately rollback to the previous version yeah i'm bracing myself for this.
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going to work and unloading more tires onto our angular 1 tire fire, then coming home and working on a side project that uses react and flow makes for quite the contrast god i hate angular so loving much
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Sapozhnik posted:going to work and unloading more tires onto our angular 1 tire fire, then coming home and working on a side project that uses react and flow makes for quite the contrast  i'm on 2 projects using angular 1 and 4 and they both suck poo poo. a third project using react is 1000x more pleasant to work on but it's not billable so guess where most of my day is spent
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gonadic io posted:Ask me about writing java code into a custom rule engine excel spreadsheet i might be about to head down the "what we need is a rules engine" path and I desperately need to find a way for this to not end up with me "designing" my own unfortunately as far as I know every other existing tool we have sucks because everybody goes "oh rules/workflow, how hard can it be?" and writes their own clusterfuck
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make a placebo "rules" "engine" interface and when nobody fiddles with the knobs after two weeks you can delete it. nobody will be the wiser
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Luigi Thirty posted:I’m going to assume it’s out of memory despite Update 8 requiring 256MB and try again tomorrow when my other 256MB arrives solaris 10 won't run worth poo poo in 256 mb ram should be like twenty bucks on ebay Luigi Thirty posted:I think I have an old adaptec scsi board somewhere. you need a card with sun firmware in order to boot off of it. symbios was the most common vendor
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pokeyman posted:make a placebo "rules" "engine" interface and when nobody fiddles with the knobs after two weeks you can delete it. nobody will be the wiser lol let me tell you about my customisable input form module that the interface for got so complicated we abandoned using it and instead fill out an excel template that generates SQL to create stuff. the actual stuff it does is pretty good though worst "rules engine" I've seen so far stored javascript as text in the database and would inject bits of html and script to apply "rules"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:solaris 10 won't run worth poo poo in 256 mb i'm workin on it yeah Notorious b.s.d. posted:you need a card with sun firmware in order to boot off of it. symbios was the most common vendor i talked to a fellow sunhaver on twitter and he linked me to the model of SATA card he's using which can be flashed with mac firmware that contains the proper fcode for openbios to see it so i've got one of those on the way you still can't boot directly from the SATA card but i bet there's a way to do it like linux where you put the kernel on one of those cheap IDE 1GB SSDs and then it reads / from the PCI card's SATA port
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:i might be about to head down the "what we need is a rules engine" path and I desperately need to find a way for this to not end up with me "designing" my own Trouble is they're a bit like survival rogue-likes or SQL query builders in that everyone thinks they'll be fun to write and theirs will be the one that's actually good.
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Luigi Thirty posted:i'm workin on it yeah you shouldn't need to flash anything sun-compatible cards cost fuckall on ebay now because oracle killed the sun aftermarket dead in 2011 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sun-370-7696-SAS3041XL-S-03-01084-04B-PCI-X-SAS-Raid-Controller-Card-Low-Profile/352156699738 this is a pull from a t2000 or similar -- it should probably work without any fuckery, but i'm not sure. i've never tried to put a sas drive into a sun that old. the best place to ask is probably the sun-rescue list, rescue@sunhelp.org
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toiletbrush posted:Trouble is they're a bit like survival rogue-likes or SQL query builders in that everyone thinks they'll be fun to write and theirs will be the one that's actually good. same but class hierarchies in general programmers loooooove taxonomies
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our project has been trying to integrate (and now come up with a use for) ibm odm for 2 years now. well at least now it's in production and there is one placeholder rule it uses that would have been an if statement in one of our controllers. one justification for the rules engine was avoiding vendor lock in.
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toiletbrush posted:My current project has had three iterations of its rules engine. The first two were inner-platform.txt, truly wretched in every aspect, and the current version is mostly excellent. The difference was wether we ignored the higher-ups asking for something generic that 'every team in the business could use' or focused it on the domain of our specific app. 100% agreed. same for document management. I literally make jokes about how at some point everybody gets convinced they can write a new dms/workflow tool/reporting framework and that's how we end up with yet another half baked version of the same basic thing. i will definitely be making GBS threads up this thread with tales of woe about this. either because we'll write our own that's just a glorified state machine or because we'll use a vendor product and spend 5 years trying to implement it only for nobody to use it
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the eternal saga
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:100% agreed. same for document management. I literally make jokes about how at some point everybody gets convinced they can write a new dms/workflow tool/reporting framework and that's how we end up with yet another half baked version of the same basic thing. afaict document management is something you probably should do in house, because the vendor tools are awful and everything requires extensive customization anyway the dream of not employing software developers lies forever out of grasp no piece of software more complicated than a calculator will do what your business needs AND avoid requiring customization by skilled professionals, it's impossible
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never ask me about documentum that is a period of my life i cannot discuss. it is literally unspeakable
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:never ask me about documentum So, what was up with documentum?
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:100% agreed. same for document management. I literally make jokes about how at some point everybody gets convinced they can write a new dms/workflow tool/reporting framework and that's how we end up with yet another half baked version of the same basic thing. i've seen way too many projects that have "reporting tools" in the requirements without any formal specifications. no two people ever have the same assumptions about them. if anyone tries to hand-wave it by saying you can just tack on crystal reports or jasper or whatever, you're in big loving trouble one of the more successful mitigations i've used is to change the requirement to a csv data export and leave it up to the client to make their own reports in excel. ofc ymmv depending on the system, the data, and the client. but ime the alternative is often a lot worse, e.g., you wind up making a lovely unusable excel clone as a webapp
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speaking of reinventing excel anyone tried handsontable? is it any good?
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:speaking of reinventing excel anyone tried handsontable? is it any good? it works alright but condolences
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:speaking of reinventing excel anyone tried handsontable? is it any good? “JavaScript Spreadsheet” what does your heart tell you
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ratbert90 posted:So, what was up with documentum? documentum: not even once
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