The what, why, and how of freelancing
There are three ways to make money. Get a job, become a freelancer, or start a business. I'm sure you're familiar with the first. What separates two and three are how you sell and deliver the product.
What Every Programmer Should Know About Optical Fiber
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Visual Studio Build Tools Licensing Eased for Open Source C++ Projects -- Visual Studio Magazine
Microsoft has eased some licensing requirements for Visual Studio Build Tools (VSBT), which comprises a standalone MSVC compiler, libraries and scripts for C++.
Startup time investing: Operational processes
How I orient around operational processes, when to invest time in them, and when to not
It's Actors All The Way Down
Contemporary microprocessor designs are based on pervasively shared mutable state. This introduces numerous vulnerabilities that have been exploited to violate the security of our computing platforms. Mechanisms to mitigate these hazards, such as Memory Manage…
Review: The This by Adam Roberts
I had a friend in college who was very good at quitting smoking. Every weekend, she would smoke at parties, and every Monday, she would quit smoking once again. For me, quitting Twitter was more like Hemmingway’s going broke: slowly then all at once. Slowly, I…
Webscraping on hard mode with Purescript
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Stick to Tinkering
Random thoughts about the importance of understanding the underlying system when coding & developing
Step Counts and Goal-Setting
In yet more at-home-data-science, I recently decided to take a look at my step count history and see what insights I could gain from visualizing the data. I've been using Pedometer++ to track my daily step count since 2014 and the app conveniently provides a C…
Microsoft Launches New Resource for Java Developers -- Visual Studio Magazine
It's a one-stop shop for tools and resources that enable Java jocks to productively code, deploy and scale their apps.
AdGuard publishes the world's first ad blocker built on Manifest V3
Manifest V3, Chrome's new extension API, is no longer an illusory threat. It's now the new reality in which dozens of ad-blocking extensions, including the AdGuard Browser extension, will (or won't) work.
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What's New in TypeScript 4.8 -- Visual Studio Magazine
Microsoft released TypeScript 4.8 with a host of new features ranging from Find All References improvements to the ability to exclude specific files from auto-imports.
ASP.NET Community Standup - Port Tunneling for ASP.NET Core Projects
Carolina Uribe-Gosselin and Sayed Hashimi explain port tunneling, a new feature in Visual Studio that simplifies development by providing a publicly availabl...
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1 week of Stable Diffusion | multimodal.art
Stable Diffusion is 1-week old, a cambrian explosion is underway. Check 23+ curated tools, services and user interfaces
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I Tried Astro Build and I LOVE IT - 5 Reasons You Will TOO!
The Astro framework has some amazing features you'll want to check out. I recently tried Astro for the first time, and I absolutely love it. Let's walk throu...
5 Reasons I LOVE Astro! #shorts #javascript #webdevelopment
I LOVE Astro framework!STAY IN TOUCH 👋Check out the Podcast - compress.fmNewsletter 🗞 - https://www.jamesqquick.com/newsletterLive streams on Twitch 🖥️ - ...
Introducing thresholds in Security Event Alerting: a z-score love story
Today we are excited to announce thresholds for our Security Event Alerts: a new and improved way of detecting anomalous spikes of security events on your Internet properties. By introducing a threshold, we are able to make alerts more accurate and only notify…
The AArch64 processor (aka arm64), part 25: The ARM64EC ABI
Aligning with the x86-64 calling convention.
Optimizing Corax: Optimizing tree operations
I love trees. Not the ones that produce oxygen, I mean, I guess they are nice too, but I’m talking about trees in software. To be rather more exact, I’m fasc...
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CODE Magazine is the leading independent magazine for professional software developers. CODE Magazine covers technologies such as .NET, mobile developme...
Writing a .NET profiler in C# - Part 1
Using NativeAOT to write a .NET profiler in C#, learning many things about native interop in the process.
No more Dockerfiles with the help of .NET CLI
This article shows how to use dotnet publish to create a Docker image without using a Dockerfile – including deployment with GitHub Actions.
Tom Lingham (Toml)
Thoughts and more by Tom Lingham
The Debug Key (prototype)
Getting Started With Mapster in ASP.NET Core - Code Maze
Mapster is an object-to-object mapper used in .NET projects. Let's learn what it can do and how it compares to the giants like AutoMapper.
.NET Core Cloud | .NET Core Hosting | Deploy .NET Core to NodeChef Cloud
NodeChef .NET Core cloud hosting platform is based on managed containers, with integrated MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis and powerful add-ons, for deploying and running your apps.
How to get base URL in ASP.NET Core
Learn how to get the base path (schema, domain, and port) in an ASP.NET Core application. Examples for both MVC and Razor Pages are included.
Runtime .NET - Clever Cloud
We help developers deploy and run their apps with bulletproof infrastructure, automatic scaling, fair pricing and other cool features.
Buildpacks | Heroku Dev Center
An overview of buildpacks, which are responsible for transforming deployed code into a slug, which can then be executed on a dyno
Don’t think to write, write to think - Herbert Lui
This is one of the lessons that every writer comes to appreciate: writing is thinking. Writing is not the artifact of thinking, it’s the actual thinking process. There’s no shortage of great quotes on this topic, the implications are less clear: Writing is the…
OCaml at First Glance
You never get a second chance to make a first impression.
Deploy Microservice Application to Azure Container Apps - Part 2 - Bit of Technology
Part 2: Tutorial shows how to deploy microservice application into Azure Container Apps and configure Azure Container Apps Environment
Communication between Microservices in Azure Container Apps - Part 3 - Bit of Technology
Part 3: Tutorial shows how to enable communication between 2 microservice applications deployed into Azure Container Apps
Azure Container Apps State Store With Dapr State Management API - Part 5 - Bit of Technology
Part 5: Tutorial shows how to enable dapr state management API in Azure Container Apps and store application state in Redis and Cosmos DB
Dapr Integration with Azure Container Apps - Part 4 - Bit of Technology
Part 4: Tutorial shows how to enable dapr integration in Azure Container Apps and use dapr services discovery and service-to-service invocation
Tutorial for building Microservice Applications with Azure Container Apps and Dapr - Part 1 - Bit of Technology
Tutorial shows how to build microservice applications and deploy them to Azure Container Apps and enable Dapr with KEDA for auto-scaling
Containers and container images 101 for developers | Red Hat Developer
Containers are the backbone of modern development. Learn the basics of how the components of a container interact.
First look at the new DiffSharp ·
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New IKVM 8.2 & MavenReference for .NET projects
Roughly 2 months ago, a new long-awaited version of IKVM was announced. The killer feature of the 8.2 release is the support of .NET Core. So, now, IKVM can translate JAR files to .NET Core compati…
Announcing TypeScript 4.8
Today we’re excited to announce the release of TypeScript 4.8! If you’re not yet familiar with TypeScript, it’s a language that builds on JavaScript and adds syntax for types. These types let you put your expectations and assumptions into your code,
GitHub - hlky/sd-enable-textual-inversion: Copy these files to your stable-diffusion to enable text-inversion
Copy these files to your stable-diffusion to enable text-inversion - GitHub - hlky/sd-enable-textual-inversion: Copy these files to your stable-diffusion to enable text-inversion
Natural transformations as invariant functors
An article (also) for object-oriented programmers.
Strongly Typed Configurations with Options Pattern - Code Rethinked
In this post, we'll see the options pattern and how to configure it. And we'll also explore what named options are and how to configure them.
C# 11 Raw String Literals Explained - NDepend
Understand the C# 11 Raw String Literals implication and see how it will help you write clearer literals in code.
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[Last Week in .NET #98] – Ad-ing to Microsoft’s Product Line
No major releases, but a few cool trinkets being dropped, and Microsoft embraces ads. And when I say “embraces”, I mean “weds”. Taytay shares tips on ensuring Windows Defend…
Stupid Windows Tricks: 01
Ep 01: Secrets of Selecting Windows Audio Source and pausing from amongst multiple sources when you don't know what's playing or where it's coming from!