(James Serra) As a follow-up to my last blog, Azure Synapse Analytics & Power BI performance, I wanted to focus on concurrency when using these two products.
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Functional Java by Example | Part 8 – More Pure Functions
(Ted Vinke) This is part 8, the last instalment of the series called “Functional Java by Example”.
DevOps Engineers vs DBAs
(James Cockayne) DevOps engineer – job adverts for these positions abound, demanding years of experience in ten or fifteen skills and languages.
Getting Started with the AWS SDK in .NET Core
(Steve Gordon) In this post, we’ll learn about the AWS SDK for .NET and how to get started, using it to building .NET Core applications. There are many topics introduced in this post which lay some foundational knowledge that you will find useful as you get started developing .NET applications for A
Depth-First vs Breadth-First Tree Traversal Using A While-Loop In Lucee CFML 5.3.3.62
(Ben Nadel) As part of my post yesterday on how I sometimes replace recursive algorithms with loop-based algorithms in Lucee CFML, I mentioned that the algorithm incidentally shifted from a depth-first strategy to a breadth-first strategy.
What’s New for Java Developers in Visual Studio Code
(David Ramel) Microsoft touted the introduction of long-awaited “Call Hierarchy” support and some UI updates in the year’s first update to Java functionality in the cross-platform, open-source Visual Studio Code editor.
UUIDs are Popular, but Bad for Performance — Let’s Discuss
(Yves Trudeau) If you do a quick web search about UUIDs and MySQL, you’ll get a fair number of results. Here are just a few examples:
Create a Vagrant box with Oracle Linux 7 Update 7 Server with GUI
(Martien van den Akker) Yesterday and today I have been attending the UKOUG TechFest ’19 in Brighton. And it got me eager to try things out. For instance with new Oracle DB 19c features.
Interpreted code in APEX
(Scot Wesley) A few years ago I posted a comparison between plugin code left in the source attribute, vs code that has been transferred to a PL/SQL package.
Getting the most out of in-memory
(Connor McDonald) First of all … Happy New Year! This is my first post for 2020. Last year, I fell just short of 100 blog posts for the year – so this year, I’m starting early and hopefully I can crack the 100 mark! Anyway..onto the post.