(Ben Nadel) Recursion is a very powerful programming construct. And, I absolutely love recursion just as much as the next person (whether I’m dealing with recursive Promises in JavaScript, recursive templates in Angular, recursive components in Angular, or recursive algorithms in ColdFusion).
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Redis-Based Bloom Filter for Java
(Nikita Koksharov) Learn how to use Bloom filters in Java and Redis with the Redis Java client Redisson.
Prototype In JavaScript
(Mohammad Irshad) Prototype is basically an object called prototype object.
SQL SERVER – Parameter Sniffing and Local Variable in SP
(Pinal Dave) After reading yesterday’s blog post about SQL SERVER – Parameter Sniffing Simplest Example, I received a follow-up question from my client with whom I have worked earlier in a recent consulting engagement of Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check.
Vagrant tips’n’tricks: changing /etc/hosts automatically for Oracle Universal Installer
(Martin Bach) Oracle Universal Installer, or OUI for short, doesn’t at all like it if the hostname resolves to an IP address in the 127.0.0.0/0 range. At best it complains, at worst it starts installing and configuring software only to abort and bury the real cause deep in the logs.
Finding the deleted TYPE when ANYDATA raises ORA-21700: object does not exist or is marked for delete
(Franck Pachot) The current message about Oracle Database is: multi-model database. That’s not new. At the time of Oracle 9i, Object Oriented was the trend, with all the flexibility of polymorphism, but without the mess of unstructured data and without the inconsistency of NoSQL.
Publishing To Object Storage From Oracle Streaming Service
(Todd Sharp) In my last post about Oracle Streaming Service (OSS) we looked at how to use the Kafka Connect compatibility feature of OSS to publish changes from an Autonomous DB instance directly to a stream.
Best Practice for Creating Indexes on your MySQL Tables – Rolling Index Builds
By having appropriate indexes on your MySQL tables, you can greatly enhance the performance of SELECT queries.
Implementing State in .NET Core gRPC Messages with oneof
(Peter Vogel) In the real world, you’ve been dealing with the State pattern every time you designed a set of database tables. The Protocol Buffers specification lets you do the same thing when you define the messages you send and receive from your gRPC Web Service.
Use Google Charts In ASP.NET Core
(Bipin Joshi) At time your ASP.NET Core web applications want to display certain data in the form of bar chart or pie chart. Although there are plenty third-party components and libraries that you can use to accomplish this task, Google Charts is a simple yet feature rich client side option.