(Dylan Schiemann) The recent NativeScript 6.3, 6.4, and 6.5 releases add a wide range of new features to their framework for building native mobile apps with TypeScript or JavaScript.
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SAP HANA Platform Migration
(Dino Quintero, Damon Bull, Vinicius Cosmo Cardoso, Cleiton Freire, Eric Kass) This IBM Redpaper publication provides SAP HANA platform migration information and details for successful planning for migration to IBM Power Systems servers.
Scan Dynamodb table from AWS Glue in different account
(Anand) In this blog post I will list down the steps required to setup the AWS Glue job to scan the dynamodb table in another account.
Tightened security in 20c
(Connor McDonald) If you cannot wait for a fully autonomous offering, and you’ve jumped into the 20c preview release on Oracle Cloud, obviously the first thing you will probably be installing is Oracle Application Express.
Oracle 19c Automatic Indexing: Index Created But Not Actually Used (Because Your Young)
(Richard Foote) The following is an interesting example of how Oracle Automatic Indexing is currently implemented that can result in an Automatic Index being created but ultimately ignored by the CBO.
Using HttpCompletionOption to Improve HttpClient Performance in .NET
(Steve Gordon) In this blog post, I want to get back to an area I genuinely enjoy, exploring the use of HttpClient within your .NET applications.
CQRS + Event Sourcing – Step by Step
(Daniel) A common issue I see is understanding the flow of commands, events and queries within a typical CQRS ES based system. The following post is designed to clear up what happens at each step.
MessageQueue in .NET, Part 2: The Code
(Hannes DuPreez) In the first article, “MessageQueue in .NET, Part 1: The Background Work on Windows,” you saw how to set up MSMQ and what its purpose is. With today’s article, you will learn how to create two entirely different programs that can send messages to one another with the help of MSMQ.
Use Case: Continuous MySQL Operations for Growing SaaS Business
(Jean-Jerome Schmidt) In this fourth post in our MySQL Use Case Blog Series we look at a customer of ours who was able to grow their Saas business from tens of customers initially to thousands of enterprise customers once they achieved continuous MySQL operations with Continuent Tungsten.
SQL SERVER – Truncating Data and ANSI_WARNINGS
(Pinal Dave) Today’s blog subject of Truncating Data and ANSI_WARNINGS was accidentally discovered while working on the Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check. Let us talk about the topic.