.NET Aspire - .NET Conf IL - Tamir Dresher
.NET Aspire is an opinionated, cloud ready stack for building observable, production ready, distributed applications.
Relational Databases Aren't Paying Off In Payments
Choosing Relational Databases for Payments was the result of a historical accident. Should the payment industry move on to better alternatives?
Adding ActivityPub to your static site
Paul is a Developer Advocate for Chrome and the Open Web at Google and loves to help make web development easier.
Rest in Peace Dad – Dan Quach Blog
Around US Thanksgiving, my mom let me know that my dad had been diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer with a life expectancy of 1-2 years. In mid December my dad was hospitalized and one of the doctors suggested all family members should come urgently. When I …
Cryonics Cost-Benefit Analysis – niplav
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White Elephant and "fixed time, variable scope" — Bobbie Chen
I recently wrote White Elephant is surprisingly effective (link) with Yee Aun, and I realized I hadn't mentioned it here yet. It's an exploration of what makes a gift distribution "good", including simulation and visualization of how White Elephant distributes…
Don't chase f*** you money
When I was younger, I had one clear goal. I wanted to be a millionaire by the age of 30. I didn't know it then, but this wasn't even MY goal. It was something inherited from the tech-entrepreneurship culture of the early 2000s. Remember this? A million dolla…
Offline-First Editing
I like to check in, every so often, on the state of offline-first solutions. Most of what exists is focused around sqlite. Here are some of the projects that pop up frequently when I search: cr-sqlite mycelite sqlite-sync litesync (not open source) sqlsync The…
Companionship Content is King | Theory No. 27
Why short-form video has a ceiling & how companionship content escapes it.
The ultimate guide to Full Disk Encryption with TPM and Secure Boot (with hibernation support!)
Author: Philippe Daouadi
A tiny particle simulator
I've become a huge an of a platformer game called Noita, where every pixel is a dynamic part of a simulation. These pixels can interact with each other and the player in complex and often unpredictable ways. You're plunged into a procedurally generated cave, t…
Decisions with If and Switch statements - C# in the Cards Episode 7
It's time for our code to make some decisions for itself. Every programming language has some concept of conditional execution of code. In this episode, we'...
Nuberodesign: Agentur für Grafikdesign, Animation, Videoproduktion und Usability in Winterthur
Nuberodesign: Agentur für Grafikdesign, Animation, Videoproduktion und Usability in Winterthur
Come help shape Hyprland!
Although I don't like complaining about working to...
Tool Invocation – Demonstrating the Marvel of GPT's Flexibility · Thought Box
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Running OKR workshops for dummies (part 1) - Arnon Shimoni
OKRs are a pain. Here's how you'll run your own OKR workshop, even if your team is remote.
The completion of a 12 year long project in RonDB
In 2012 a project was started to change the memory model of MySQL NDB Cluster. The first step was some early prototypes developed in 2012 a...
The decline of username and password on the same page - ~tech
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The end of my Elastic/optimyze journey ...
Hey all, == tl;dr == Today is my last day at Elastic. I'll take an extended break and focus on rest, family, health, writing, a bit of start...
My First Post Mortem
Report of my first serious incident as a software engineer
Investing in Long Waves: Capitalizing on Cycles of Creative Destruction
Long waves of technological and economic progress shape modern history. The best investors ride these cycles of creative destruction, reaping exponential rewards by backing innovations early.
SBTRKT, a Really Big Zoetrope
I got involved in this project a while back (2015). My friends over at Pirate called me up and told me a gent called Jim Le Fevre needed a strobe, a big strobe. Jim is a BAFTA winning animator and director and had built Zeotropes before, but nothing anywhere c…
From Ephemeral to Everlasting: Understanding Container Volumes
Containers are small, lightweight bundles containing one or more applications and their dependencies, essential for running code. The beauty of containers lies in their ability to package all necessary components, making applications highly portable. Why does …
Azure sneakily hides cheaper option in it's UI
Recently a friend had to set up some cloud infrastructure on Azure. He was trying to create a VPN Gateway through the web UI, but couldn’t find the “Basic” tier (the cheapest on Azure). The only available options started at more than $100 / month! He later stu…
Infinite Craft
A game about crafting
Building AI-powered Microsoft Copilot with SignalR and other open-source tools - .NET Blog
Microsoft Copilot is powered by several open-source tools, such as SignalR, Adaptive Cards, Markdown, and object-basin to solve the unique challenges in building AI-enabled applications at scale. In this article, we share the design considerations and how we i…
Why do programmers need private offices with doors?
It’s a common occurrence: You’re sitting at your desk, lost in thought, trying to solve a problem that’s been blocking your work all week. Deep in your brain you’re building a structure of thoughts and possibilities undreamed of in anyone’s philosophy:…
Params Collections - The First NEW C# 13 Feature
It's only been a few months since we got C# 12 with the release of .NET 8 in November 2023.However, today, I'm already showing you the first C# 13 proposal P...
Architecting IoT applications with .NET and Meadow
Building a great solution starts with a great architecture. In this video, Adrian talks about structure and strategy to build .NET IoT applications for maint...
Azure AI Language documentation - Tutorials, API Reference - Azure AI services
Learn how to integrate AI that works on written text into your applications.
Preview of Distributed Tracing V2 for Durable Functions
Learn about Distributed Tracing V2 for Durable Functions in this update.
Uno Platform 5.1 : Live Wizard for Rider & VS Code users, New Controls, Perf improvements and more.
Discover the latest updates in Uno Platform 5.1, including the new Solution Template Wizard for Rider and VS Code, enhanced controls, and significant performance improvements. Join our community webinar to learn more and engage with the experts.
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How To Use ArraySegment in C#
In this article, we will see how we can use ArraySegment C#. We will see how we can use it to segment arrays for easy work distribution.
Role Store implementation & Pull Request Workflow
Implementing the IRoleStore to manage our roles, a couple of tests and adding a build and test github workflow.Support my Work 🤝 https://www.patreon.com/ra...
How can I add an environment variable to a process launched via ShellExecuteEx or IContextMenu? - The Old New Thing
Hooking into the way the Windows shell launches processes.
Edge appears to import Chrome tabs without user permission
What goes together better than Redmond and respecting people's preferences? Everything, really
Fantastic .NET Messaging combo - MassTransit + RabbitMQ
Custom Middleware in ASP.NET Core – How to Harness the Power!
Learn about different types of middleware and how to implement custom middleware in ASP.NET Core to solve common challenges in web development!
Azure 🔥🚀 : Deploying a Static Website on Azure Storage with Terraform: A Step-by-Step Guide
In this video we will discussed how we can easily host static website on Azure and we will be utilising Terraform to create the infrastructureSupport me on P...
.NET Conf Madrid 2023 – Tech Club Asturias
No has leído mal, celebramos la edición de 2023 en 2024 pero es que ha sido en Noviembre, no ha pasado tanto tiempo.
Google Search Drops Cache Link From Search Results
After a couple of months of testing, it seems Google has now removed the cache link from the search results page. I no longer see a link to the Google cache within search result snippets but that doesn't mean you cannot access to cache, you can.
Finding The Air Cannon
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AI Unleashed: Decoded Emotions in Text!
Dive into the fascinating world of sentiment analysis and discover how software engineers decode emotions from text! 🚀 In this YouTube short, we break down ...
Beej's Guide to Networking Concepts
Beej's Guide to C Programming
"It depends" Drives Me Crazy! #shorts
The "it depends" is worthless if it's not followed up by an explanation "on what exactly" it depends on. #programming #software #softwarearchitecture #softwa...
How to Select Multiple Records Based on a List of IDs Using LINQ - Code Maze
How to Select Multiple Records Based on a List of IDs Using LINQ, hashset, where, contains, join, C# database. .NET Core, EntityFramework
Collection Performance: Converting Byte Array to Memory<> and ReadOnlyMemory<>
When working with byte arrays, there are two methods to convert to Memory. Using AsMemory() offers performance optimization, efficient memory management, improved code clarity, and future-proofing.…
CAST - Modernizing your .NET apps to Windows containers on Azure Kubernetes Services
Learn how CAST help migrating and modernizing applications to Windows containers on AKS.
A Year of C++ Improvements in Visual Studio - Visual Studio Blog
A look back at the improvements we made to Visual Studio in 2023 for C++ developers, including the IDE, toolchain, and vcpkg package manager.
.NET Tasks, List’s ForEach, and Problems
Using List.ForEach can cause issues when paired with async/await
Azure Static Web App–Inject snippets
As a follow-up on the presentation I did at CloudBrew about Azure Static Web Apps I want to write a series of blog posts. Part I - Usi...
Intel’s Humbling
Intel under Pat Gelsinger is reaping the disaster that came from a lack of investment and execution a decade ago; the company, though, appears to be headed in the right direction, as evidenced by i…
Why is Simple Code So Often Bad?
Can complex software succeed when we struggle to write simple code?