(Jason Roberts) One idea I’ve been thinking about recently is the replacement of comments with local function calls.
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Log Requests and Responses in ASP.NET Core 3
(Eric L. Anderson) This post is going to be a refresh of the Log Requests and Responses in ASP.NET Core post which no longer works more modern versions of ASP.NET Core. For the most part, this post will exactly match the original but with the code bits updated.
Groovy 3.0 Adds New Java-Like Features
(Deepak Vohra) Apache Groovy is an open source, object-oriented language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Groovy is compatible with Java syntax and in some ways more powerful than Java as it is both dynamically and statically typed (using the def keyword).
Security Is an Availability Problem
(Allan Hirt) I’ve been hearing more and more from people I know as well as news stories that security is on people’s minds in one way or another. It’s a fundamental IT tenet that security should be a priority.
Performance Overhead Of Using Power BI Custom Visuals
(Chris Webb) Following on from the series of posts I wrote last month (starting here) about testing the performance of Power BI reports in the browser, I would now like to highlight one possible cause of slow report rendering performance: the over-use of custom visuals.
Deploying an Angular 8 Application with Web API ASP.NET Core 2.2
(Flávio Henrique de Carvalho) This is a practical article that serves with a guide of steps describing problems and solutions found when deploying an application with an ASP.NET Core backend and Angular frontend, aimed at developers and other beginner professionals.
Create a GUI with Java
(Rogers Cadenhead) Walks you through how to use Swing to create applications that feature key GUI components.
Master Data Services Versions and Views for SQL Server
(Matteo Lorini) Master Data Services (MDS) allows you to setup and control data that is used in several parts of the organization to make sure the data stays consistent throughout your systems. One of the options for working MDS is to use version control and various views to support different level
Time-Series Prediction Beyond Test Data
(Andrej Baranovskij) I was working on the assignment to build a large scale time-series prediction solution. I end up using a combination of approaches in the single solution — Prophet, ARIMA and LSTM Neural Network (running on top of Keras/TensorFlow).
dbca silent mode – Windows
(Connor McDonald) Just a quick tip that often catches me out. If you are like me, you have long since tired of clicking Next, Next, Next, … through the GUI when you want to quickly create a database.