(Brian Overland and John Bennett) Master crafters need many things, but, above all, they need to master the tools of the profession. This chapter introduces tools that, even if you’re a fairly experienced Python programmer, you may not have yet learned.
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Introduction to Rest.API.Translator
(Alen Toma) When you work with REST API, the biggest issue is the unstructured URLs and HttpClient calls.
Encrypting a column in Db2 without modifying the application
(Chris Crone and Sarbinder Kallar) Db2 12 Function Level 505 introduces a new Encryption Built-in Function (BIF) ENCRYPT_DATAKEY that can be used to encrypt data at the column level using the AES algorithm.
SQL DROP TABLE statement overview
(Rajendra Gupta) This article gives an overview of the SQL DROP TABLE statement to remove one or more tables from a database.
Custom error messages
(Kenneth Fisher) I’m sure lots of you have used the function RAISERROR to handle an error caused by your code.
Db2 for z/OS – Talking About APPLCOMPAT (Part 2)
(Robert Catterall) Last month, I posted to this blog part 1 of a 2-part entry on the APPLCOMPAT option of the Db2 for z/OS BIND PACKAGE command. In that entry I covered several aspects of APPLCOMPAT.
Prototyping with Angular
(Edwin Lee) Since joining Google a year ago, I’ve been using Angular every day to build realistic, front-end prototypes. I’ve used these prototypes to quickly validate ideas with real users.
Deploying ASP.NET Core From A Zip File on Azure
(Phil Haack) Azure has a neat feature that runs Azure Functions from a package file (aka a zip file). This same feature also applies to Azure Web Apps, though you wouldn’t know it from the documentation.
Making it easier to bring your Linux based web apps to Azure App Service
(Oded Dvoskin) Application development has radically changed over the years. From having to host all the physical hardware hosting the app and its dependences on-premises, to moving to a model where the hardware is hosted by external companies yet still managed by the users on to hosting your apps o
CFThread Attributes Are Passed By Reference – Not By Deep Copy – In Lucee 5.3.2.77
(Ben Nadel) When Adobe ColdFusion first introduced the cfthread tag, a lot of us stumbled over the fact that attributes are passed by deep-copy into the cfthread body.