Uno Platform Enlisted for Windows Community Toolkit Labs Makeover -- Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft has teamed with Uno Platform to revamp its Windows Community Toolkit, a collection of helpers, extensions and custom controls for building UWP and .NET apps for Windows.
GitHub - xt0rted/dotnet-run-script: A dotnet tool to run arbitrary commands from a project's "scripts" object A dotnet tool to run arbitrary commands from a project's "scripts" object - GitHub - xt0rted/dotnet-run-script: A dotnet tool to run arbitrary commands from a project's "scri...
Benchmarking: Slow is fast, fast is slow I’m trying to compare indexing speed of Corax vs. Lucene. Here is an interesting result: We have two copies of the same index, running in parallel o...
How to enable dynamic GZIP compression on Azure Web App Find out how to enable and configure dynamic compression with Azure Kudu for ASP .NET apps.
Microsoft Announces the General Availability of Its Gateway Load Balancer in All Regions Gateway Load Balancer is a fully-managed service enabling enterprises to deploy, scale, and enhance the availability of third-party network virtual appliances (NVAs) in Azure. Microsoft recently announced the general availability of Gateway Load Balancer ...
What happens when you press a key in your terminal? What happens when you press a key in your terminal?
Pretty Maps in Python Benchmarks & Tips for Big Data, Hadoop, AWS, Google Cloud, PostgreSQL, Spark, Python & More...
What are zkVMs? And what's the difference with a zkEVM? I've been talking about zero-knowledge proofs (the "zk" part) for a while now, so I'm going to skip that and assume that you already know what "zk" is about. The first thing we need to define is: what's a virtual machine (VM)? In brief, it's a program tha...
Understanding the L1 Race: zkEVMs and other Common L1 Features By: Evan Shapiro, CEO of Mina Foundation
How to Convert String Array to String in C# - Code Maze In this article, we are going to learn how to convert a string array to a string in C#. We will cover five different approaches.
Understanding Eventual Consistency in DynamoDB. DynamoDB is an eventually consistent database. There's a lot of fear around that. In this post, we'll discuss how to think about eventual consistency in DynamoDB as well as strategies to work around it.
Optimizing Azure SQL Database with the Well-Architected Framework Microsoft Azure SQL Database is a fully managed cloud database (PaaS) that handles many database management tasks without user intervention. Tasks such as patching, upgrading, taking backups, and monitoring can be configured to the specific needs of t...
Git workflows: Best practices for GitOps deployments | Red Hat Developer Get tips for structuring your Git workflows for your GitOps deployments, including using branches and trunk-based development workflows effectively.
How Stripe Builds APIs | Postman Blog A Stripe developer advocate shares the insider's view on how Stripe builds APIs. Plus, check out the Stripe Postman Collection in the Stripe Developers public workspace.
How to simplify your C# unit testing with a mocking framework It’s time to take your unit testing to the next level. You’ve implemented either NUnit, or xUnit, or MSTest in your projects. You’ve gotten your code coverage to 80+%. But the are just some things that are hard to test or validate in your project. How d...
.NET MAUI Progressing From A Default Project Part 6 - Revisiting Unit Testing | Software Meadows Level: Moderate
The Azure Well-Architected Framework Provides Guidance for Building, Deploying, and Maintaining a Robust Cloud App Usually, we need to have the right answers to build the right solution. But, to ...
.NET History Chart. Now anyone can make changes to the chart, which will be reviewed by the moderators. Link in the comments Posted in r/dotnet by u/LWoutersFL • 110 points and 24 comments
An intro to Open Telemetry in .NET - James World https://www.meetup.com/dotnetoxford/events/285396720/https://www.dotnetoxford.com/ (page coming soon)
Another Impromptu Neo-Security Update : r/neopets Hello everyone! It has come to our attention that Neopets has possibly been breached again ([Jellyneo post](https://www.
Event Carried State Transfer: Keep a local cache! Event Carried State Transfer enables you to keep a local cache copy of reference data from supporting boundaries.
My Hyte y60 (white) build. Thanks for looking! Posted in r/pcmasterrace by u/tsizzle504 • 21,118 points and 801 comments
The Dangers of Shipping at All Costs w/ CEO & Cofounder of 33 Teams, Drew McManus In a field like engineering, to have a truly unique 30,000-feet view of the profession, you need someone with 30 years of experience in adapting, innovating and creating in the space. That’s why we were so excited to talk to Drew McManus, CEO and Cofounde...
TDD: software design practice Short backstory While working at Launchyard, we were working on the project for already into 6-7 months. Then the company hired the Frank Wi...
Rethinking Device Emulation in browsers Device Emulation in developer tools is great, but it doesn’t deliver to all users of it and could be much better. Please help us improve it.
Authentication is Difficult In this post, I go beyond the login form to discuss some of the surprising edges of authentication schemes.
Don't estimate how long it will take. Instead, determine your appetite. • Dylan Fitzgerald One of the greatest innovations from the Shape Up lifecycle is one that you can steal for your own life and work: stop doing time estimates on proposed work as the primary scheduling tool. Work, like art, is never truly done; you merely stop working on it...
Swallowing the elephant into Blender · Aras' website Some years ago Matt Pharr wrote an excellent blog post series, “Swallowing the elephant”, in which he describes various optimizations done in pbrt using Disnay’s Moana Island Scene.
Don't burn out. • Dylan Fitzgerald If you don’t schedule downtime, it will be scheduled for you, in the form of injury or burnout. (Paraphrased) Visakan Veerasamy There’s a good chance that you, dear reader, are making a living by exchanging time for money. This is ultimately not the idea...
Inversion and Injection — tech ramblings In software engineering, the word "dependency" gets thrown around a lot, and so I want to explain two interesting and related topics - dependency inversion principle and dependency injection. Let's look at what these are and why we might care about them.
Being on-call sucks — Bobbie Chen Disclaimer: this post represents my own views and it is not endorsed by my employer.