David Marby
David Marby - Full-Stack Engineer
THE DAILY SHOW PRESENTS THE LEGISLATOR: LICENSE TO BILL
THE LEGISLATOR: LICENSE TO BILL - The Daily Show's totally unrealistic video game where you, THE LEGISLATOR, try to pass gun control through Congress.
Build Data-Driven Web Apps Blazing Fast with Blazor and OData
Build data-driven .NET applications with seamless client-server communication using fluent C# LINQ over OData (like GraphQL but without the JSON).
Gone forEVer!
Regular readers will know my view on EV certificates but in the last week there have been 2 very significant announcements from the 2 largest browser vendors in the world. There's a big change coming to a browser UI near you and as big as the change is, my bet
jakobbotsch/ABIStress
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[arm32/linux] Assert failure: dwSrcIndex > dwLastSrcIndex in ABI stress · Issue #13241 · dotnet/runtime
pinvoke stress on arm32 fails with an assert failure: Assert failure(PID 46 [0x0000002e], Thread: 46 [0x002e]): dwSrcIndex > dwLastSrcIndex File: /__w/2/s/src/vm/arm/stubs.cpp Line: 1558 Image: ...
Using DataAnnotations and custom form validation in client-side Blazor applications.
Using DataAnnotations and custom form validation in client-side Blazor applications.
Add ABI stress tests by jakobbotsch · Pull Request #26090 · dotnet/coreclr
This adds stress tests that dynamically generate methods with different signatures and tests calls to them. It tests both tailcalls to them and pinvokes to them (caller -> pinvoke -> reverse ...
Fuzzing the .NET JIT Compiler
I recently came across the excellent ‘Fuzzlyn’ project, created as part of the ‘Language-Based Security’ course at Aarhus University. As per the project description Fuzzlyn is a:
Tiered compilation for Mono runtime · Issue #16018 · mono/mono
This issue is intended to be a location where we can discuss the specifics needed for tiered compilation in Mono. Background Mono today offers two code generation engines, one that produces code ve...