... had a functional relationship with anyone 😥

You can also avoid symlinks if you use the outputDir option of the config

https://cli.vuejs.org/config/...

Just install & open vim :)

@fordtaunus I don't get paid at all. I only get like 400€ to cover expenses like fuel and food.

@FahadAlt I choose "Renaming files all day long:)" no questions asked

@FahadAlt Social anxiety says not to that one.

I don't exactly get why you have problem with that... It only makes your question better

Overwatch <3

@shaki

Thats why I am leaving. :)

The problem with the kind of comment you wrote, is that it makes the receiver feel like they are in an argument and therefore go defensive.

Witty comments disregard the arguments

@shaki

This is exactly the kind of comment I expected.

Passive agessive and witty.

Sure I am what I say and what I do.

But you are factually wrong and just assumed things. I never joined devRant to complain, and if you would look at my post history you would know that - or read the post for that matter.

As it turns out people get emotionally attached to something they like, and dislike it when the thing they liked is gone, so they go thought a kind of "breakup".

I wrote how I feel about devRant, that is constructive. Also why would I actively try to improve something that I don't care about anymore?

@Gregozor2121 Visual Studio 2018?
There is only 2017 and 2019-preview. In the preview all your settings (including extensions that are compatible) will get transfered

So I guess you write 100% bug free software...

I use arch Linux btw

@irene

I never told you this....
But I love you
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Compression kinda fucked the image.....

In the console it says:

WebSocket connection to 'wss://127.0.0.1:5279/' failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

You know the way to the door, right?

@FrodoSwaggins No offense but you are the prime example of elitism. There is not a single rant that is ms/windows/non c++ related, where you did not comment. I mean I am not really a supporter or fan boy of those things either but sometimes these comment have a "Im shoving my opinion down your throat" smell to them. This is just a friendly request to be a bit more open minded. :)

@gitpush nope, check his channel... It's real

@Haxk20 I know where you come from, when I say a first intro to var I too was like "Yeah I'm not gonna use that". But now I can't live without it:)

@Haxk20 Yeah your right, let's just pollute the code with half a trillion redundant type declarations like this:

Dictionary<KeyValuePair<string, int>, List<Func<User, bool>>>

Instead of just using var. Real bright idea.

Or for example why would you use:

List<int> someList = new List<int>()

Instead of

var someList = new List<int>()

It's so much more readable.

Browse less porn next time

📌

Do this to add infinite awesomeness to your app:)

x = [];
while(true) {
x.push(0)
}

I'm from Germany, male and borderline suicidal. Would that work for you?

++ If you want to die a painful death

@Linux That face looks a tiny bit fucked up ;;;;;;;;;;;;}}}}}}}}}}}}}

@Codex404

Frontend aka browser: https://bridge.net
Backend aka node: http://tjanczuk.github.io/edge/

And technically you could add blazor and asp.net forms stuff

@Codex404 Then brace yourself! The future is now old man.

What I mean to say is, there are already plenty of good options for c# to js compilers

I don't see the issue, most of the new things (which I very much do like) are opt-in. If you do not want to use those things then just don't, at the core is still a very good object oriented language. The new stuff just leases the pain of some problems with object oriented programming

@onkarj In your stackoverflow post you mention that you want to basically import all modules in a single file and then import that file with all exports in your modules, Instead of having separate imports for each module you want...

Sorry if I am blunt but that just dumb. Why would you do that? Thats just not how modules work. Importing modules is too hard for you? Come on seriously? Every editor worth its salt will give you a option to import modules automatically so there is literally 0 work. How is this even a thing?