I'm not sure how people can a hard time finding people nowdays. Even if you don't get out a lot you have online dating and tinder.

I have been in a relationship for five years now (found her on omegle) but I remember online dating to be pretty chill. Just throw up a profile and see how much response you get.

@jerjer that maybe work if you're single, but try to tell your wife and kids that you're gonna stay 8 hours more because you like it.

I'm love programming as much as any other person here but as you get older time are worth a lot. If I'm gonna work my ass off i expect good pay for it.

@tahnik its called Testura.Code and are a wrapper around the Roslyn api.

I'm with you. I mean most posts are funny, but a couple just stinks "I think I'm better than you".

Especially Linux people should be sad with how people on this site/app portray them. Because all I can hear from them seems to be "windows sucks", "real programmers use Linux", "I'm more hardcore as I use Linux", etc.

@corscheid

Yeah you feel so powerless.

@setyadi I have a one hour train ride to work so I like to get some work done.

@FitzSuperUser

You must be joking.. right? I mean we all know this site have a lot of linux lovers that also love to hate everything from Microsoft, but at least it stop there.

Both linux and microsoft have good and bad people, you can't just assume people are better because they pick a specific tech.

I hate regions so much.. I once joined a project where they used them for everything (constructor, fields, properties, x methods, y methods, etc).

So I told them that if they made the classes smaller they wouldnt need them. Took a couple of weeks but then most people stopped using them.

It gets worse. I'm 28 with two kids and between them and spending time with my wife I'm happy to get any coding done at all.

I agree, but it seems people expect that you google, read forums and fuck around with packages to get somethings to work on Linux. But does it not work on the plug and play setup for Windows? Well then Microsoft can burn in hell and its not possible to use Windows at all.

@KeyWeeUsr

Well there are both manual and automated testing and they are used for totally different reasons. Usually its best to have a bit of both and its hard from this rant to know what they actually gonna do.

@tpalmerstudios

I worked with Linux for a year and then went back to windows. I don't understand the hate for windows on this site and it feels like most people jump on the hate to feel included and hip (like ha I'm so hardcore use Linux).

Window isnt perfect but I have used it since 3.1 and I have never had so much problem as people on this site describe. And by the way, Linux also has problems. The difference is that the solution usually end ups with some weird terminal command that some internet guy fixed up while on Windows it's an update or restart.

So a bit of an update:

I talked with him about it today and his reason was that he wanted the test to be readble, usable for "non-developers" and you shouldn't have to care about types or objects.

But it didn't get as bloody as I though it would be and we had a lot of similar thoughts about other things. So in the end we're gonna change all dynamics and create regular objects.

The problem is that I think he still think the dynamic-keyword-design is a good thing. But I will let the people in his next group handle that.

As for the dynamic keyword in it self (as some asked why anyone would use it), I haven't used it much myself but it can be cool to use togheter with the DynamicObject class.