🇩🇪ðŸ‡ðŸ‡º | Software Engineer | Green Energy and Smort Grids
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| Github | https://github.com/dsqrt4 |
| Languages | 🇩🇪 German, 🇬🇧 English |
@Alien_Sunset no need for solid experience imo, although it helps to know the basics of your language and how to structure well code enough to make it extensible for part 2.
What challenges me the most is that some problems require you to recognize and use certain algorithms, which I’m absolutely horrible at. My solutions are essentially brute force plus concurrency. That said, if I can progress with my monkey brained solutions, anyone can do it and learn something along the way.
„… when I'm spending a hour on a task which should take one minute just to make reactive gods happy, that's not healthy. … My opinion is that reactive concept is bad and that's about it.“
- u/vbezhenar
Sums it up pretty well I think. Don’t get me started on testing.
#reactiveprogramming #rxjava #programming #softwareengineering
Sometimes I have to interact with code from a team that comitted entirely to #reactiveprogramming using #rxjava and gotta say: I hate it.
It’s annoying to be forced to use those reactive libs and their convoluted APIs already. Trying make it work with code that isn’t already reactive too is just horrible.
I tried to get into reactive code in the past, but stuff like channels or actors, which make so much more sense IMO, I gave up on it and hope it goes away.
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