I’ve been learning #CSharp and #DotNet as part of a migration project at work, and got my boss’s blessing to share some of the insights and concept-mapping I’ve done so far: itsdaves.site/2025/11/28/p...
#Dancer2 #PerlDancer #DBIxClass #EntityFrameworkCore #PostgreSQL #SQLServer
#Dancer2 #PerlDancer #DBIxClass #EntityFrameworkCore #PostgreSQL #SQLServer
Perl vs C# (vs JavaScript)
Lately at my day job, I have been tasked with spearheading a migration of some software from Linux-based Modern Perl apps using Dancer2 and DBIx:Class to Windows-based C# apps using .NET and Entity…
itsdaves.site
November 28, 2025 at 5:01 PM
I’ve been learning #CSharp and #DotNet as part of a migration project at work, and got my boss’s blessing to share some of the insights and concept-mapping I’ve done so far: itsdaves.site/2025/11/28/p...
#Dancer2 #PerlDancer #DBIxClass #EntityFrameworkCore #PostgreSQL #SQLServer
#Dancer2 #PerlDancer #DBIxClass #EntityFrameworkCore #PostgreSQL #SQLServer
Question for #perl folks using #dbixclass and #sqltranslator with #postgresql #postgres and/or #sqlserver #mssql
Is it expected that the producer for SQL server will use the data type survivor in your schema verbatim even if it’s not supported?
I’m working in an app that has a Postgres DB with […]
Is it expected that the producer for SQL server will use the data type survivor in your schema verbatim even if it’s not supported?
I’m working in an app that has a Postgres DB with […]
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puz.fun
October 29, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Question for #perl folks using #dbixclass and #sqltranslator with #postgresql #postgres and/or #sqlserver #mssql
Is it expected that the producer for SQL server will use the data type survivor in your schema verbatim even if it’s not supported?
I’m working in an app that has a Postgres DB with […]
Is it expected that the producer for SQL server will use the data type survivor in your schema verbatim even if it’s not supported?
I’m working in an app that has a Postgres DB with […]