(Gunnar Peipman) I thought first my ASP.NET Core edition of Hello, Blinky will be my last Hello, Blinky for long time. But then something reminded me of Blazor and I thought why not build Blazor edition of Hello, Blinky for Windows IoT Core and Raspberry Pi?
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Demystifying Copy Constructors in C++
(Manoj Debnath) As the name suggests, a copy constructor is typically used to create a copy of an object. There are many intricate details about how it operates and how it is used. It also helps in control passing and returning of user-defined types by value during function calls.
Responsible JavaScript: Part III
(Jeremy Wagner) You’ve done everything you thought was possible to address your website’s JavaScript problem. You relied on the web platform where you could. You sidestepped Babel and found smaller framework alternatives.
Understanding Schema Optimization in MySQL
(Manoj Debnath) Designing an optimized schema in a Relational Database Management System is crucial for performance.
How to add a reserve node to an existing 2+0 #Exasol Cluster
(Uwe Hesse) After having installed a 2+0 Cluster in Hyper-V, now let’s expand that to a 2+1 Cluster.
OML Workspace Permissions
(Brendan Tierney) When working with Oracle Machine Learning (OML) you are creating notebooks which focus on a particular data exploration and possibly some machine learning. Despite it’s name, OML is used extensively for data discovery and data exploration.
Basic Replication — 10 : ON PREBUILT TABLE
(Hemant K Chitale) In my previous blog post, I’ve shown a Materialized View that is built as an empty MV and subsequently populated by a Refresh call.
Inventory SQL Server Agent Jobs for all Instances with PowerShell
(Alejandro Cobar) If your manager or a colleague asked you:
Getting Started With ReactJS – Part One
(Habibur Rahaman) Nowadays, the buzz word in the industry is React, so today I thought of writing on React. At the end of Part 1 and Part 2, you will be confident to go to the next level of React learning. This will give you the right heads on.
Quick notes on using FIDO2 security keys on Linux
(Henrik Loeser) Most of you know that I am using a Linux laptop. Thus, experimenting with FIDO2 hardware security keys as discussed in the earlier blog post requires some extra setup.