1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

oh shit, that reminds me, one of my coworkers recently started doing excel stuff in VB. Time to throw a python book at him.

 

Oo that's like exclusively what my programming experience is thanks to this job lol

 

Holy 2 wheel drive, stock height, height difference Batman

 

Wow that white one looks like it's about 6 grand

 

It's plenty of penetration; it's 6010 1/8" rod at 75 amps.

Stay on it a bit too long and the puddle easily just heats up the metal around it, causing an even larger keyhole that is absolutely painful to fill.

 

Fun fact: Professional .NET development on MacOS is a thing now.



Okay, it wasn't that fun, but it is a fact.

 

Fify

 

that's probably the worst thing you've ever said



aside from the keyboard my newer MBP is a far better computer than the lenovo desktop replacement I used to carry around though

 

C# and linq are solid tho

 

Adding more to the pile, @Sperrunner would be proud.



Also ordered their Metric Packout slim case as a means of having a 3rd set of truck tools, but one that can easily be moved about.

I'm tired of the heavy tool bag with all my shit to use on the 4R.

 

Pffffftttt

Pedals are the desk job of welding. Scratch tig is for a working man.

 

Spotted @Abeyancer

 

The experience on MacOS is very different from Windows. Visual Studio for MacOS on Windows is an amazing IDE. Visual Studio isn't the same application at all--it's a rebranding of the old Mono/Xamarin IDE. Or you can use Visual Studio Code (a fancy text editor) and the dotnet command line tools, in which case .NET on MacOS feels more like writing Python, Ruby, or JavaScript.

More important than the dev experience is that you can run C#/ASP.NET apps in non-Windows environments. In other words, you can deploy a modern ASP.NET app to a Linux server or container cluster.

Linq is amazing and C# has done a great job of copying the best features from other languages. I think C# and .NET are severely underrated by anyone who hasn't looked at how they've evolved over the the last ~5 years.

I should get back to working.

 

that all sounds correct, Im just insulted that you think I don't know what VS code is

 

https://youtu.be/nMpxb-PsEss

 

https://youtu.be/ndmBCMKkyd8

 

maybe i should walk to the store

https://youtu.be/esPA36SmVV0

 

https://www.pitviper.com/collection...LfBSMr4WkmP4YF-wfJiGuj3eCFpWewXMw5KJDmE688fyA
@Sperrunner and @Kwikvette

 

No

Never

 

I used VB.NET in 2013, actually liked it quite a bit. I'd give C# a try if I had a good environment for it.

Keep looking at Macbooks, and the new keyboards feel great, but the price they want is nope nope nope territory.