(Chinmoy Mohanty) This post intends to capture the best practices and anti-patterns when it comes to using Angular Route Resolvers.
Author: SSWUG Research
Statistical Parameter Estimation Examples in SQL Server and R
(Nai Biao Zhou) Because of physical constraints, economical constraints, time constraints or other constraints, it is usually impractical to gather information from every unit within a population to determine the characteristics of the population.
SQL Query Formatting Tools Used At Percona
(Daniil Bazhenov) Percona engineers often need to analyze and review complex SQL database queries. Good formatting can make these SQL queries much easier to understand and work with. Without clear formatting, queries can become confusing and hard to debug.
Popularity Index: Classic Visual Basic Hangs In There
(David Ramel) While the latest TIOBE Index of programming language popularity isn’t earth-shaking — focusing on an all-time high for statistical language R — perhaps the the biggest surprise is this: Classic Visual Basic (VB6) is still in the top 20.
12 Visual Studio Debugging Productivity Tips
(Patrick Smacchia) In this post we assume the the reader knows the basics of debugging with Visual Studio:
GitHub: Use Actions to build ASP.NET Core Application
(Eric L. Anderson) In this week’s post, we are going to use GitHub’s Actions to build one of the applications that we imported from an Azure DevOps Repo. The sample repo we are using can be found here.
#778 OIC and Netsuite –> Custom fields revisited
(Niall Commiskey) This post again is mainly note for myself – however, others may also find it useful!
From 19.6 to 19.7 on Windows
(Connor McDonald) I must say this Release Update (RU) was probably the smoothest I’ve ever done. Obviously you should always read the patch notes carefully before proceeding on your own systems, but for me, it was a simple exercise.
GoLang: Oracle driver/library renamed to : godror
(brendantierney) I’ve posted some previously about using Golang with Oracle. Connecting to an Oracle Database and processing the data.
Avoid memory leaks in inner classes
(Jeff Friesen) If you’ve read my Java 101 tutorial introducing static classes and inner classes, you should be familiar with the basics of working with nested classes in Java code.