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Well, Yes. I'm a girl 
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Brittle1618 wrote: Well, Yes. I'm a girl
Well, then "Pink is beautiful" makes a perfect sense. 
You have just been Sharapova'd.
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But I don't really like pink that much.
Said that phrase cause it's a common perception that pink is beautiful 
Yeah, It is a kinda beautiful but not as much as black is. Black is classy and deep at the same time 
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nope sadly not correct
4W
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SHOOTING STAR
For some reason the clue reminds me of a fish caught on a fisherman's line?
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Don't remember when and where it was caught. But it reminded me of a fish, too
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Congrats on that!
you are up tomorrow
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Closed after shredded capes initially taped loosely enough were used for exploration (5, 7)
Probably a bit easy, but have fun anyways
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Space shuttle ?
We can’t stop here, this is bat country - Hunter S Thompson RIP
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It's obvious once you pointed it out...
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It often is 
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 That's right. You're up tomorrow 
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Since I have got the options to have custom tags/attributes that can do wonders, I am in a phase to decide which to use (and in what situation) in normal line of business application. Assuming that I have flexibility to choose either architecture to build web app.
Tag helpers or Angular Directives? I, personally, would not like to mix both in same application.
Some parameters I am considering:
1. Security: Risk of leaking out by business logic even if it is UI related business logic.
2. Client side vs server side: code execution, caching result of custom tag (if feasible), data binding.
3. Performance: Load time, execution time, memory taken in server as well as browser.
4. Flexibility: watching change in my custom tag and providing dynamic behavior accordingly.
5. Logging and Exception handling: Should log to a persistence storage if exception occurred.
6. Modularity/Portability: I should be able to port my directives/taghelpers to other apps easily with single copy of source code (let version control handle other things).
7. Customization: Any custom needs should be derived from my native directive/tag helpers.
8. Features and community support.
9. <Add your parameter here>...
Requesting to share your opinion on a scale of 10 against each parameter. I know all parameters can be handled properly in both technologies, but, Which one would you prefer and why?
Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.
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Choose Vue[^]! :P
I made a few sample / demo here![^]
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A tag helper as far as I understand runs on the server side and "renders" some HTML crap, while Angular is a client side framework, not sure how you can even compare them. It's not even apples and oranges.
it ain’t broke, it doesn’t have enough features yet.
modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.
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They found him![^]
I've met this guy online so often... Now I know what he looks like!
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Cmon, even on the internet it's all about the D ?
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More often about the double-D.
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I guess the mouse is going to need a dongle...
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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Looks like there is a company called 'The Internet', headquartered in Elbonia
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You are discriminating against the internet.
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You have to be discriminating with the internet - there is soooooo much rubbish out there!
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So are you saying your a racist? 
Mongo: Mongo only pawn... in game of life.
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Of course I love Racing!
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Xamarin seems soooooo great. I love the C# language and Forms is getting UWP support. My biggest problem is that price tag. I am starting a small team (currently <10 people, don't plan on going above 10) that does contract / freelance mobile app development for may types of people including:
- People who have just any app idea
- Apps to be used internally by businesses
- People who need a mobile game
- etc.
but even $999/developer/platform/year seems to high  . I mean I need 2 iOS and 2 Android, which totals to about $4000 a year. I know that may not be much, but for a younger person (I'm only 17 atm) I don't think I get manage that till at least a few years.
For now, I fine just going with the plain SDK's. I can do Android and Windows, and some backend work. And my other team can cover iOS, more Android, and more backend but Xamarin seems so nice. Code reuse would be amazing.
What do y'all think. Is Xamarin a good investment? Is it worth that price?
i cri evry tiem
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