(Yuriy Artyukh) Today we’d like to share an exploding object experiment with you. The effect is inspired by Kubrick Life Website: 3D Motion. No icosahedrons were hurt during these experiments!
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.NET Core Opinion 12 – Use Your ASP.NET Core App as an Executable
(K. Scott Allen) There is a special moment of time in the life of every ASP.NET Core process when the application has all the services registered and all the configuration sources in place, but has not yet started to listen for HTTP messages.
My Opinionated git Cheat Sheet
(Ben Nadel) I’ve been using git for about 7-years now. And you would think that using git for the better part of a decade might have made me a git expert.
Managing Production and Development Settings in ASP.NET Core
(Peter Vogel) The reality is that you will need to have, at least, two different configurations: one for production and one for development. Here’s how to automate those conversions.
What the Heck is a Lateral Derived Table?
(Dave Stokes) MySQL 8.0.14 came with Lateral Derived Tables as a new feature. But what is that and how do you use them?
Function based tables
(Scott Wesley) You’ve probably seen this somewhere already, no doubt from Connor, though I couldn’t find much beyond Tim’s post on pipelined functions – I can’t find the right keywords to find related content.
Oracle 19c ASMCA interface
(Syed Jaffar Hussain) This blog post will walk through some of very cool screen shots of 19c ASMCA interface. I have no exposure with 18c ASMCA, but, the landing page of 19c ASMCA is really cool. Here are the screenshot for you:
Making Sdo Geometry Metadata Update Generic Code
(Simon Greener) As a part of my last article on tracking down and correcting ORA-13011 errors when using SDO_GEOM.VALIDATE_LAYER_WITH_CONTEXT() , I showed how to update the diminfo structure associated with a table’s geometry column in its USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA entry.
Contingency Table Analysis via Chi Square using T-SQL: Part 1
(Rick Dobson) Please provide an introduction for how to analyze contingency tables with SQL. Demonstrate how to derive contingency tables from a simple dataset. Also, provide a SQL framework for analyzing a contingency table via the Chi Square test statistic.
Accepting Partial Resources with Newtonsoft.Json
(Florian Rappl and Manuel Römer) With the rise of sophisticated backend services living in the cloud, the need for efficient (i.e., developer friendly) APIs has also exploded. Luckily, we have great examples of wonderful APIs out there. Unfortunately, building our own APIs in a similar way is hard w