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this is exactly what I like in Golang


I personally don't like skeletons prefer just a spinner


/r/hailcorporate this guys are just promoting some products backed with pseudo science BS


I loved this book, finished it like 2 months ago totally worth reading 10/10


It also is/was free on audible if you've got a subscription.


I tried it on adobe and it was a pain as well, f adobe hopefully figma steals a lot of their market


Adobe take it to another level. Their free trial shows a monthly price if you don’t cancel but then it locks you into a 12 month contract.

I nearly got stung by the same trap on ShutterStock a few weeks back.


the same BS happens with django


As a beginner, I didn't find this to be true. Django worked fine and could do what I wanted.

I suspect that if I were coming from Javascript where "I know what I want to do" if only I could "make Django do it", I would feel the impedance mismatch.

This is a very standard problem--"You can write FORTRAN in any language." Leaving behind the idioms you are used to and adopting the idioms of your new environment takes time and energy.


Exactly. Couldn't have said it better


no thanks, yet another privacy violating app.


Personal experience:

I used to work in Munich (which has the highest average software salaries in Europe) now I work in Canada. From my experience salaries are higher in Canada than in Europe.

Not only that, it seems technologies are adopted faster in Canada vs Europe, and in my experience code quality better in Canada vs Europe. This is of course very biased and based on my own personal experience. So take it with a grain of salt.

I suppose the proximity with US makes Canada a better option than Europe due to language and timezone barriers.


I've heard of London, Dublin, Berlin and Zurich, but I haven't heard that Munich has the highest salary.


100% sure Dublin & Berlin salaries are lower than Munich, at least outside of FAANGs.

Maybe Switzerland and Norway are higher but so are taxes.


nah, you need to apply good software dev practices, give excellent pay, benefits and vacations.

Everything else is BS.

You give me the above points I'll give my 100% from 9-5 of course.


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