18 November 2024

48 links · Monday

Top 10 Reasons to Have a Board

Discover the top ten compelling reasons why establishing a board can significantly boost your company's performance and governance.

Why No One Reads Full Articles Anymore

Summarize this articles in 10 bullets point !. ELI5, conclusion of this article in 5 bullets points. This is how we read long articles now. Meanwhile, the writers also use the same prompt technique…

appimaged, where were you all this time?

TLDR: There is a daemon appimaged you can install that watches for new AppImage files in /bin and ~/Downloads and automatically installs them.

Thoughts on Bluesky - Can's blog

Let’s talk about Bluesky, the decentralized microblogging application that’s currently eating Twitter and Mastodon’s lunch. Or so some say. In …

n times faster than C, Arm edition · Luna’s Blog

The other day I read a two-parter blog post by Owen Shepherd, {n} times faster than C. In it, he takes a simple algorithm, and optimizes it as much as he can, dropping down to raw assembly along the way.

PET Cemetery: SuperPET Resurrection

Dave rescues two rare Commodore SuperPETs. Free Sample of my Book on the Spectrum: https://amzn.to/3zBinWM For Rudy's Retro Intel and PET Repair: https://www.youtube.com/ @RudysRetroIntel Dave's Attic - Friday 4PM Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@UCtb6a…

Gamedev In-Depth | How I Implement a New Feature

Devlog video about "Homegrown", a casual farming game I'm creating using my own engine. A more technical devlog this week, showing step-by-step how I implemented the tree feature in my farming game. Support the channel on Patreon and get access to the game &…

What is .NET Aspire? [Pt 1] | .NET Aspire for Beginners

In this first session, we will learn about **.NET Aspire**, an opinionated, cloud-ready stack for building distributed applications with .NET. This session covers its key features, including simplified service discovery, configuration, and telemetry, as well a…

NET Aspire is a Game Changer

In this edition of #tech on ice, I am back from Prague and Update Conference, and I wanted to talk about .NET Aspire, one of the best things to happen to .NET developers in a long time. The productivity boost is just plain awesome! #dotnet #aspnet #technology …

Central Package Management Transitive Pinning

I have been using the super nice Central Package Management feature, enabled by the ManagePackageVersionsCentrally property in many of my .NET projects for quite a while. What it allows you is to define the package versions of the NuGet packages you are refere…

Reviewing TagzApp

Turn your videos into live streams with https://restream.io Let's talk about TagzApp, the application we built to support .NET Conf '24

We are shutting down Ondsel | Ondsel

After operating for almost two years, Ondsel has made the difficult decision to cease operations and close down.

Everything New Added in .NET 9 with Examples

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The C# Feature You Didn't Know You Needed

Join me in this video as I show you how to implement IFormattable to customize and format your class’s ToString method for more advanced and flexible output. Join my mailing list: https://mdbouk.com/ Follow me on X: https://x.com/mhdbouk Don’t forget to like…

A quick look at Telerik controls for .NET MAUI

In this video, we explore the controls that Telerik offers for .NET MAUI. https://www.telerik.com/maui-ui Become a channel member to enjoy benefits and access more content. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKnuLHRlK_zhrpaTWvNOdMA/join

How to assert assumptions in code that might not be true?

Sometimes we have to make assumptions in our code. For example, that a certain property or variable has a specific value. On top comes, we have a specific idea but we are not 100% sure if they are correct. Let's meet Debug.Assert.

Being the Third Engineer

I was the third engineer hired by my company, not counting our technical co-founder. I like that position, and it seems to play to my strengths. Who is the...

Why Ember is Different: Running Browser Tests in a Browser

Ember's default test runner is unusual, and it's for a good reason. We believe that since your app runs in a browser, your tests should run in the browser. To debug a test, you should be able to pause the test and then directly inspect it using the dev tools. …

Scan on FreeBSD

Some time ago I covered how to Print on FreeBSD and I was really surprised that it was not that hard in the end. Recently my wife wanted to scan some logical puzzles … and as it seems we had …

rebeccapurple

On the proposal to add the named color rebeccapurple (equivalent to #663399) to the CSS specification.

Glassdb: transactional object storage

I was frustrated by the gap between stateless and stateful applications in the cloud. While I could easily spin up a stateless application as a “serverless” function in any major cloud provider and pretty much forget about it, persisting data between requests …