(Claus Ibsen) A feature that was added to Camel 3.1 is the ability to load XML routes much faster. This is part of the overall work we are doing on making Camel much smaller and faster.
Other News
CREATE VIEW SQL: Working with indexed views in SQL Server
(Bojan Petrovic) This is the fourth article in a series of learning the CREATE VIEW SQL statement. So far, we have done a great deal of creating and altering views using T-SQL. In this last part, I want to take a big look at how to work with indexed views.
Avoiding the 3 massive mistakes business owners make as they scale
Typically, the difference between a small business and a successful and profitable company is time and experience. But there are certain factors that play a big part in how those companies grew to be successful — things like timing, having the right people, focus, and intensely hard work. And as your business begins to grow, you may be tempted to...
Understanding (all) JavaScript Module Formats and Tools
(Dixin Yan) A one-stop tutorial of all mainstream technologies for JavaScript modules.
Using OCI to install Drupal and MySQL 8.0
(Frederic Descamps) My previous post related on how to install WordPress on Oracle Cloud seemed to be very popular. To continue the exploration of OCI, today we will install Drupal.
How to Capture IoT Data in Azure
(Eduardo Pivaral) IoT (internet of things) allows any electric-powered device to have access to the internet, so we can monitor, control and communicate with such devices.
Spreading SQL And CFQueryParam Tags Across Multiple Function Calls In Lucee CFML 5.2.9.40
(Ben Nadel) I’ve been spending a lot of time lately trying to figure out how to optimize the SQL queries required to render a given view.
A Lesson Learnt: Test Explorer Processor Architecture Settings
(Steve Gordon) I recently posted about the process to upgrade from ASP.NET Core 3.1 to ASP.NET Core 5.0 (preview 1) and mentioned that I had an issue with running my unit tests from Visual Studio 16.6 (preview 1).
Logging in ASP .NET Core 3.1
(Shahed C) You could write a fully functional ASP .NET Core web application without any logging. But in the real world, you should use some form of logging.
Oracle library cache cursor child generation
(Frits Hoogland) This post is about library cache SQL cursors, and how these are managed by the database instance.