(Jack Franklin) It’s fair to say that React 16.8 and the introduction of hooks has really changed how we write React.
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Using C to build RavenDB (or my Raspberry Pi with 700PB of disk space)
(Ayende Rahien) One of the changes that we made in RavenDB 4.2 is a pretty radical one, even if we didn’t really talk about it. It is the fact that RavenDB now contains C code.
Using High-Performance Techniques to Base64 Encode a GUID
(Steve Gordon) It’s been a little while since my last high-performance post, but my use of the techniques and features continues!
SQL Queries That Look The Same Are Not Violating The DRY Principle
(Ben Nadel) A couple of months ago, I tried to list out several lessons that I wish I had learned much earlier in my web development career.
MySQL Group Replication: what are those UDFs ?
(Frederic Descamps) To operate more easily a MySQL Group Replication (InnoDB Cluster), the Group Replication plugins provides some UDFs.
Oracle Database Upgrade made easy with AutoUpgrade utility
(Syed Jaffar Hussain) Upgrading Oracle database is undoubtedly a daunting task which requires a careful study, planning and execution to prevent any potential post upgrade shortcomings.
Connecting Go Lang to Oracle Database
(brendantierney) It seems like more and more people are using Go. With that comes the need to access a database or databases. This blog will show you how to get connected to an Oracle Database and to perform some basic operations using Go.
To CDB or not to CDB, that’s the question
(Pieter Van Puymbroeck) A product manager has several parts on the job. You can do outbound PM, that is what you, the readers or public, see. But we have also an inbound task.
SQL Server Uncorrelated and Correlated Subquery
(Rick Dobson) A SQL Server T-SQL correlated subquery is a special kind of temporary data store in which the result set for an inner query depends on the current row of its outer query.
SQL Bulk Copy From DataTable Using XML
(Arkadeep De) In this article, you will learn about SQL bulk copy from DataTable using XML.