Uno Platform Error & Performance Monitoring with Raygun
Integrate Raygun for error monitoring and performance tracking in your Uno Platform applications.
Easily Create Bindings for .NET MAUI with Native Library Interop - .NET Blog
Learn how to get started creating bindings with Native Library Interop by following this example binding native Chart libraries in a .NET MAUI application.
Why don't Windows Imaging Component pixel format GUIDs continue their nice pattern? - The Old New Thing
Patterns are predictable, which is not always a good thing.
A skeptic's first contact with Kubernetes
A journey into Kubernetes: key concepts from a systems engineer's perspective, with a detour to yaml-template-hell.
Deploy ASP.NET Core web app to Azure App Service using Visual Studio Code | BinaryIntellect Knowledge Base
In some of my previous articles I discussed using Visual Studio Code and a set of extensions to create ASP.NET Core web apps and Web APIs. In this article I will show you how you can deploy an ASP.NET Core web app to an Azure App Service.
GitHub - izabera/ps
Contribute to izabera/ps development by creating an account on GitHub.
Announcing TypeScript 5.6 Beta - TypeScript
Today we are excited to announce the availability of TypeScript 5.6 Beta. To get started using the beta, you can get it through NuGet, or through npm with the following command: npm install -D typescript@beta Here’s a quick list of what’s new in TypeScript 5.…
Generate and Share Screen Recordings with Media Capture API
In this article, we will focus on building a Next.js application that allows screen recording and saves the content directly to the user's device.
Windows resiliency: Best practices and the path forward
Explore best practices you can take to support resiliency in your organization.
Introduction to TypeGraphQL
Let’s explore TypeGraphQL, a framework that aims to simplify the creation of GraphQL APIs in a Node.js and TypeScript setting.
Avalonia 11.1: A Quantum Leap in Cross-Platform UI Development
Here's what's new in the latest version of Avalonia.
Back to Basics: Await a Task with a Timeout
Sometimes it's useful to call async methods and be able to stop waiting after a given timeout period. Unfortunately there's no native support on Task to provide this. In this short post I show how you can simulate timeouts and provide a couple of helper method…
Absolute cache expiry corrupts absolutely?
Should you specify absolute expiry of a cache item from the current time or from the current time in the UTC time zone? The answer may not be what you expect.
How many API's does .NET have?
.NET is big, very big! So how many API's does it have? Let's find out!
Carving the Super Nintendo Video System
July 29, 2024
Windows Security best practices for integrating and managing security tools | Microsoft Security Blog
We examine the recent CrowdStrike outage and provide a technical overview of the root cause.
We Chose Meilisearch Over 10+ Other Search Engines Despite a Major Drawback
After reviewing over 10 search engines, we selected Meilisearch despite its major drawback in PostgreSQL database synchronization. In this post, we share our experience and explain how we resolved this issue using Golang and pgx.
Model Collapse is an Information Degredation Problem
Model collapse has been all over the news lately citing a paper[1] that was recently published in Nature. The paper focuses on the effects of model collapse which is a phenomenon where a model trained on recursively generated data fails progressively and gets …
I turned my 10 year old tablet into a digital photo frame, displaying google photos album. 🌴
Last weekend, I built a digital photo frame, from my a-decade-old tablet. It cycles through photos from a shared Google Photos album, switching up the display every hour.
I will not do you a quick favour
<p>After many years of being asked to do 'quick favours' for friends and family, I had no choice but to start saying no.</p>
Yo'av Moshe - Learning Swedish with Linux, Sway, and an X1 Yoga tablet
Personal website of Yo'av Moshe - entrepreneur, tech enthusiast, nature and life lover
How I learn skills quickly
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Schengen ain't what it used to be
My wife and I were on the train back from a one-week bike trip in Germany and Czechia, and were crossing back into Denmark. As the train pulled into Padborg, multiple border officers boarded the train, systematically checking IDs - passports, residence cards, …
What is a resource in OpenTelemetry? · Dash0
Within OpenTelemetry, resources serve to describe which entity is generating telemetry data, such as a process, container, or Kubernetes pod. At the data level, resources are defined by attributes (key/value pairs). OpenTelemetry defines a large (and expanding…
Administrivia: Reconsidering the Engineering and Management Tracks
Multiply your best engineers by unburdening them from administrative work.
Eyes Closed, Head First, Can't Lose · James Heller
We’re building a feeding tracker to replace the paper tracker sitting on the dresser. I’m sure there are many great apps that can do it better, but I’m here for the journey. Besides, an hour of building a day keeps the spirits high and the metaphors tight.
My mental model of setf was wrong
I realised recently that I’ve been thinking about setf all wrong.
ChatGPT turns every user into a power user
LLMs turn every API into a GUI.
SQLite vs PostgreSQL
An in-depth comparison of SQLite and PostgreSQL for web development, highlighting their strengths and use cases.
How to Automate Your Customer Support · Harris Osserman
27 Jul 2024