This why we hire developers and designers. And, FWIW: 20170809 FTW
kristopher baker
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Do we, as developers, have a UI responsibility? -
7-figure mindlessnessgangnam style - op
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Technical slang termAyyy lmao
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Parsing user inputExcellent point. Are there services that allow you to force user input validation of addresses against the USPS databases?
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Who moved the Start Page?F5 is Run over here. F6 is Build. I've bound SHIFT+F6 to ReBuild.
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Now I know why I don't use ASP.NET, Razor, and all that cr*pI'm sure you know your setup but it sounds like you need either a reloading of your system or you need to disable some sort of scanning software. I've done so with my stuff (almost exactly the same specs as yours) and I have great load times.
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// Do not remove this try catch block.That tells you everything. You're variously trying to call an IsEmpty() method on a null _filters object. The exception is caught, InstantiateFilters() then fills up your filters variable from your calling code. The next time around in the finally it calls on the IsEmpty property again but this time _filters has been instantiated and the 'try' passes without a problem.
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The new Trump Two Dollar Bill(...and your integrity, may I dare say?)
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Microsoft, Javascript and not cutting cornersHOLY GEEZUS! I like TypeScript and all but what What WHAT?! Shouldn't This Be Easier(TM)
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// Do not remove this try catch block.My guess is that either "filters" isn't instantiated or is getting instantiated at the same time that it is being called. What is happening when "IsEmpty" is called? It might be trying to kick something off when it is called.