(Ben Nadel) For the last few years, I’ve been using the ngInclude directive in order to render nested layouts in AngularJS. And, it’s been working out quite well. But, last night, Igor Minar – AngularJS team member and wicked smart fellow – challenged me with the idea that ngInclude could be entirel
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PageObjects and Protractor
(K. Scott Allen) I’m a fan of the PageObject pattern when writing Protractor tests, because PageObjects make the test code more expressive and readable. When I sit down to write some Protractor tests, I usually write the test code I want to see first, and then try to make it happen.
ASP.NET MVC 5 – Handling Exceptions with some simpler ways
(Mahesh Sabnis) ASP.NET MVC provides various ways of handling exceptions. This article helps you decide which exceptions handling mechanism to choose for your requirements.
How to create dynamic fields form since XML file
(Víctor Sumozas) Depending on the customer sometimes you don´t know the controls that you must show, load or render in your .Net application.
IBM Datacap 9.0 DDK custom actions
(Robert Ferin) Actions are the building blocks of an IBM Datacap application. Here, you can find the information to create your own actions to be used within an IBM Datacap application. When you cannot do an application function by using standard actions, you can write custom actions to fulfill your
Visual Studio Toolbox: Connected Services
(Robert Green) In this episode, I am joined by Steve Lasker and Merwan Hade, who show us how Visual Studio 2015 makes it much easier to connect to cloud services.
Creating a box plot graph in SQL Server Reporting Services
(Koen Verbeeck) I have a data set about durations that I want to plot in a graph. I need to display the minimum, maximum, average and other statistical information in a convenient way. How can I do this using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)?
SDSQL: Installing and Connecting with our new Command Line Interface to Oracle Database
(Jeff Smith) Instead of talking about or teasing some of the cool new features of SDSQL…
SDSQL – Pre and Post Commands
(Kris Rice) This is in the process of evolving but should be enough for anyone to give it a whirl. The idea is that for any given statement you may want to run something before and possible after.
Oracle database operating system memory allocation management for PGA – part 2: Oracle 11.2
(Frits Hoogland) This is the second part of a series of blogpost on Oracle database PGA usage. See the first part here. The first part described SGA and PGA usage, their distinction (SGA being static, PGA being variable), the problem (no limitation for PGA allocations outside of sort, hash and bitma
