(John Grover) Three years ago, our organization made the decision to go “all-in” with Amazon Web Services. This was not purely a cost-saving effort, but one that also allowed for far greater flexibility with our IT infrastructure.
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MySQL 8 Security Tips
(Rob Gravelle) If data security is not a top priority at your organization, it’s time to make it one. External regulations like PCI-DSS or HIPAA are being introduced to make companies’ data handling more secure, but there’s no reason to wait for regulations to force your hand.
Auto Generation Of POJO Classes
(matalan44) POJO is a very basic and common concept among Java developers. It stands for Plain Old Java Object and contains getter and setter methods.
What Computational Linguistic Is About
To this point, humanity has a huge amount of data that can be used to automate many repeatable tasks, thus allowing us, humans to switch to more interesting work. One approach to take advantage of large amounts of data – which has become very popular recently – is based on using machine learning algorithms. This is when a machine is...
Grouped Aggregate Pushdown
(Paul White) In SQL Server 2012, grouped (vector) aggregation was able to use parallel batch-mode execution, but only for the partial (per-thread) aggregate.
Updated Data Services Comparison: AWS vs. Azure
(Thomas LaRock) Last year I wrote a post comparing the data services offered by both AWS and Microsoft Azure. Well, there’s been some changes since, so it was time to provide an updated graphic and links.
JavaScript Detect Async Function
(David Walsh) JavaScript async/await has changed the landscape of how we code. We’re no longer stuck in callback or then hell, and our code can feel more “top down” again.
Python development with Visual Studio
(Tyreke White) Visual Studio 2019 comes with a number of updates for Python developers. See how Visual Studio 2019 makes working with Python fun.
Working with Barcodes in Xamarin.Forms
(Gerald Versluis) This Xamarin tutorial discusses what barcodes are and how they can be used in an App. You will learn how to generate and scan barcodes in your own Xamarin apps. You will also learn to scan and generate barcodes that connect to a Wi-Fi connection.
Blazor on the Server: The Good and the Unfortunate
(Peter Vogel) Blazor as “C# running on the client” has had its release date moved to “sometime after .NET Core 3.0.0.”
