98% Making a loudness monitor for online meetings As I work from home 90% of the time, I run into a small issue during meetings: I sometimes speak too loudly. Before my daughter Gloria arrived, this was something that annoyed my wife and others in the house, but now, when Gloria is sleeping, this is not ...
98% Why I Migrated 300+ Posts From Obsidian Publish to Ghost 303. 303 posts manually backfilled one by one from Obsidian Publish to Ghost, with great effort and mental + physical expense. But why? The Goal of a Zettelkasten For the uninitiated, a zettelkasten is a form of a personal knowledge management system ...
99% Docker image build pipeline for a .NET Core application using Jenkins – DevNinja – Automation Avenue Greetings, fellow developers! My name is Tristan and I’m excited to share with you my journey on setting up a Docker image build pipeline for a .NET Core application using Jenkins.
98% FOSS Funding – Chapter 2 – Binaries We encourage people who redistribute free software to charge as much as they wish or can.
99% Fedora now has frame pointers Fedora now has frame pointers. I don’t want to dwell on the how of this, it was a somewhat controversial decision and you can read all about it here. But I do want to say a bit about the why,…
93% The missing piece: the need for product management in security teams Security teams are receiving more headcount, tooling, and organizational support than ever before… so why are we still miserable? In this blog post, I will make the argument that a lack of pr…
99% Let’s talk about the technical coding interview As an interviewer, a mentor, and now a hiring manager I have put a lot of time and thought into the technical coding interview: the practice of asking candidates to solve a programming question on a whiteboard (or in CoderPad.) Rather than writing yet ano...
90% The one line of code that brought down a €500 million rocket It’s Tuesday, June 4th, 1996, and the European Space Agency is set to launch its new Ariane 5 rocket for the first time. This is the culmination of a decade of design, testing and a budget spending billions of euros. The goal of Ariane 5 is simple, but t...
97% Heartbreak - Why gatsby.js failed - arnorhs.dev Back in 2017 the world of traditional websites was still dominated by monolithic traditional CMSes - The likes of WordPress, Drupal, Umbraco, WooCommerce, etc - This is the story of how gatsby.js became the love of my life and ultimately how it ended bre...
96% Code migrations Stop running and push back against fan-out code migrations. Do effective self-run migrations instead.
97% How to make Youtube less distracting Youtube is a great free source of information and entertainment that we’ve all used at some point. Here’s a guide on how to make it less distracting
81% Weekly Update 333 Hottest Day Inbound; I Bought a Connected BBQ; Planet Ice Breach; Pitt Meadows School District Breach; The Scourge of Breach Coverups
66% JetBrains Dev Report: TypeScript Is Fastest-Growing Programming Language -- Visual Studio Magazine After being recognized as ONE of the fastest-growing programming languages in last year's developer report from dev tooling specialist JetBrains, Microsoft's TypeScript was named THE fastest-growing language this year.
99% .NET MAUI Community Toolkit Monthly Standup, February 2023 Join us as we discuss the current happenings in the .NET MAUI Community Toolkit! https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Maui
98% Troubleshooting Kafka with 2000 Microservices | Event Driven Event-Driven Architecture is excellent for loose coupling between services. But as with everything, it comes with its challenges and complexity. I will dive ...
98% Finally! Elgato Stream Deck and Microsoft Teams Learn how you can raise your hand, toggle your camera and mic in Microsoft Teams using Elgato's Stream Deck.0:00 Intro0:35 Install plug-in for Microsoft Team...
99% Repository Pattern - A controversy explained In this blog post, we'll dive into the ins and outs of the repository pattern and examine both its benefits and its potential drawbacks. We will start from the very basic to some more advanced use cases. So let's dive right into it.
95% Learn C# with CSharpFritz - Welcome Back with C# 11 and Introducing .NET MAUI Fritz is back after December holiday and he's starting with a recap of the changes in C# 11 as well as starting to look into building applications with .NET ...
99% Python’s “Disappointing” Superpowers A response to Hillel Wayne’s “I am disappointed by dynamic typing”
96% Optimizing String Performance Easily in C# Enroll to "Cloud Fundamentals: AWS Services for C# Developers" for FREE: https://bit.ly/3XKUBOHBecome a Patreon and get source code access: https://www.patr...
99% On AI, GPT and the future of developers When I started using GitHub Copilot, I was quite amazed at how good it was. Sessions using ChatGPT can be jaw dropping in terms of the generated content. Th...
99% Inside C++/WinRT: Coroutine completions: Avoiding reentrant completion Resuming the coroutine directly, rather than consuming yet more stack.
99% Two Factor Authentication with Web API and Angular using Google Authenticator - Code Maze In this article, we will enable Two-Factor Authentication with Web API and Angular using Google Authenticator.
99% What Surprised Me About ECMAScript Modules I've been writing JavaScript (and TypeScript) for a lot of years. But digging into the course made me understand how some of this modularity actually worked. Let's talk about some things that surprised me.
99% Getting started with ML.NET | The .NET Tools Blog Machine learning continues to be a hot topic among developers and non-developers. But, regardless of your opinion, our AI-powered companions are here to stay with applied instances of machine learning
99% The DevOps Automation Guide Automation is essential to DevOps — but it’s not easy. This guide details how to automate DevOps and the best tools for the job so you can succeed in no time!
97% The State of WebAssembly – 2022 and 2023 A comprehensive look at the state of WebAssembly in 2022 and 2023, exploring its recent advancements, challenges, and future prospects. From a review of what happened in 2022 to predictions for 2023, this article offers valuable insights into the current ...
97% Uptick in healthcare organizations experiencing targeted DDoS attacks Over the past few days, Cloudflare, as well as other sources, have observed healthcare organizations targeted by a pro-Russian hacktivist group claiming to be Killnet.
99% The Ultimate Guide to JavaScript Error Handling — SitePoint Dive into this comprehensive guide to JavaScript error handling, where you'll learn how to throw, detect, and handle your own errors.
99% Application Insights–OpenTelemetry integration for ASP.NET Core OpenTelemetry is becoming THE standard of telemetry instrumentation. And thanks to the Azure Monitor OpenTelemetry Exporter we can keep usin...
66% Clean Architecture in 2023 with Steven Smith How is clean architecture evolving? Carl and Richard talk to Steve Smith about his efforts to build applications using clean architecture principles. The conversation starts with a comment from a listener about idealism around architecture - and a reminde...
99% Comparing the Top Eight Managed Kubernetes Providers My experience deploying Helm charts on eight cloud providers.
96% .NET Architects Panel | .NET Conf 2022 Join the .NET Architects for a live interactive discussion about how .NET is designed, developed, and brought to millions with each release. https://www.dot...
96% Delivering new webinar experiences with Microsoft Teams As economic conditions continue to be uncertain and hybrid poses a unique challenge to keep people connected, organizations everywhere are asking the question “How can we do more with less?” and are looking to optimize and consolidate for cost savings and...